D-Music BAXX-EQ Mastering Equalizer
Broad curves. Musical shaping. Effortless polish.
The BAX EQ is not about surgical precision — it’s about wide, musical moves that simply feel right.
Its gentle curves allow you to shape the low and high end in a natural, unobtrusive way, adding depth, clarity, and balance without disrupting the mix.
What you actually get
A collection of BAX-style mastering EQ profiles captured across carefully controlled settings.
Profiles included:
- BAXX Low Boost – Sub Lift
Deep sub enhancement with clean extension. - BAXX Low Boost – Warm Bottom
Rounded low-end with added warmth and weight. - BAXX Low Boost – High Cut
Balanced low boost with smooth high-end taming. - BAXX Low Tight – Smooth Top
Tightened low-end with refined, silky highs. - BAXX Air – Open Top
Wide, open high frequencies with natural air. - BAXX Mix Bus – Low End Theory
Solid foundation with controlled low-end depth. - BAXX Mix Bus – Punch & Air
Enhanced punch with open, polished top-end.
How it behaves
- Broad EQ curves shape the tone naturally
- Low-end becomes deeper without muddiness
- Highs open up without harshness
Audio Demo
Compare the original hardware signal and the NAM profile across a range of sources — bass, guitar, synth, and more.
Each example demonstrates how closely the profile captures the tone, dynamics, and harmonic response of the hardware.
The NAM and hardware samples are gain-matched to allow for a more accurate evaluation of the capture’s fidelity.
For additional context, a dry (unprocessed) version is also included.
Why this capture is different
- Carefully selected EQ curves for musical balance
- Consistent gain staging across all profiles
- Optimized for mix bus and mastering use
Waveform Comparison (Hardware vs NAM)
Below is a direct comparison between the original hardware signal and the NAM profile output.
This visualization highlights how accurately the tonal shaping and response are preserved.
Technical notes
- Format: NAM (.nam)
- Sample Rate: 48kHz
- Capture Type: Real hardware
- Calibration: Studio-level gain staging
Gain Staging Advice
Our captures are pre-calibrated at -18 dBFS input level.
For best results, we recommend feeding the plugin with an input signal close to -18 dBFS.
Due to gain reduction during the profiling process, the output level of a loaded profile may be slightly lower than the original input signal.
Please adjust the Output control to match your source level or to reach your preferred listening volume.
Disclaimer
This product consists of digital NAM profiles and impulse responses captured from real hardware.
All products are independently developed by TSC (Tokyo Studio Capture) and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to any hardware or software manufacturers.
Any product names, references, or visual elements are used strictly for descriptive purposes only. All trademarks and brand names are the property of their respective owners.
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Chris –
I’ve used the hardware for years, and this is the first profile that actually gets that ultra-wide, open top-end right. It’s so musical.