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Make the change. Keep everything else

RUBY is a zero-latency equalizer built around a rigorously validated linear signal path—bit-exact when idle, harmonically clean under gain, and designed to keep its intended response accurate into the top octave.

See the validation See the workflow
0 Samples latency
<−120 dB Measured harmonic products
192 kHz Highest sample rate tested
WindowsVST3 effectStandaloneResizable UI

What you hear is the curve you chose

Measured transparency, analog-prototype response accuracy, smooth transitions, and stereo-path integrity

Accurate down low

RUBY processes every band in double precision, validates low-shelf gain down to 10 Hz, and keeps low-cut zeros fixed at DC. With a settled curve, its linear path creates no new harmonics to fold back as nonlinear aliasing

Linear under pressure

During validation, harmonic products remained below −120 dB even with an 18 dB bell boost, preserving the source instead of adding unintended saturation

Accurate at the top

Matched-Z filter designs follow their analog prototypes into the top octave, avoiding the high-frequency cramping of a naive digital transform

Consistent across rates

Center gain and key response behavior are checked from 44.1 to 192 kHz, so the same move remains predictable as the session format changes

Smooth in motion

Gain, bypass, band enable, shape, slope, and placement transitions are smoothed or crossfaded to avoid zipper noise and abrupt clicks

Stereo stays intact

Correlated and anti-phase tests verify Left, Right, Mid, and Side routing, so a targeted change stays on the component you selected

See the source and the result

The logarithmic graph keeps the composite response, selected band, and pre-EQ and post-EQ spectra in one clear view, so a visual edit always remains connected to what you hear.

Composite response RUBY / V1.0.0
RUBY equalizer response graph An example eight-band response with a low cut, broad tonal shaping, focused correction, and a high shelf. 20 HZ 1 KHZ 20 KHZ
Listen
Solo the affected region to locate buildup, resonance, or missing energy before making a move
Place
Shape the full stereo signal or target Left, Right, Mid, or Side independently on each band
Compare
Use soft bypass and A/B states to judge the whole result at a matched working level

EQ that stays out of the way

  1. Shape freely

    Move from gentle shelves to surgical bells, notches, band passes, and continuously variable 12 to 48 dB/octave cuts across 20 Hz to 20 kHz

  2. Work in context

    Read the source and processed spectra together while graph views keep Stereo, Left/Right, and Mid/Side decisions legible

  3. Make safe comparisons

    Smooth parameter transitions, click-free bypass, output trim, undo, redo, reset, and A/B make every decision easy to challenge

  4. Recall every move

    Stable host parameters preserve all eight bands, automation identities, A/B states, and complete plug-in state with the session

29Factory preset library

Begin with a useful curve

Twenty-nine factory presets turn published mixing starting points into practical shapes for individual tracks, buses, and mastering, while leaving every band open for adjustment.

Search, filter, favorite, save, import, and manage portable .rubypreset files from the in-editor library

  • Drums 08
  • Vocals 05
  • Mastering 04
  • Guitars 03
  • Keys & Synths 03
  • Mix Bus 03
  • Bass 02
  • Utility 01