Record Equalization Utility.
Lay It Down. Level It Out.
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Cutting a disc calls for one frequency response; playing it back calls for the corresponding inverse. Use the wrong playback curve and the music can sound like someone rearranged the furniture while you were out.
Vinyl Flooring gives you five of those equalization standards in one plugin: RIAA, Columbia LP, NAB, AES, and Decca/FFRR 1951. Use it for record transfers, for preparing a signal that needs a particular curve, or simply because a century of audio engineering left us some interesting shapes to play with.
Five Curves. Two Directions. Zero Archaeology Required.
Select a standard, choose Direction, and watch the live curve reshape as you turn Amount. Real PRE/POST spectrum overlays show what's actually happening to your audio, not an abstract graphic sitting next to it.
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Lay It Down. Bring It Back.
Select a standard, then choose Direction. Encode applies that curve in the recording direction; Decode applies the matching playback response. The two directions are designed as mathematical inverses of the same curve, so you can move between them without trying to approximate one side with a generic EQ.
Look at the Curve. Listen to the Difference.
Amount changes the strength of the selected curve at every frequency - a coherent, smaller curve at every setting, never a blend of flat and curved signal. Mix takes a different route: it blends the processed audio with the dry signal, which matters under a minimum-phase filter where the two aren't interchangeable. The EQ Visualization panel shows the selected curve's response live, with real PRE and POST spectrum overlaid underneath.
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VST3 (64-bit) - Windows, macOS, Linux
AU (64-bit) - macOS only
Windows 10 / 11
macOS 11 Big Sur or later (Apple Silicon + Intel)
Linux - Ubuntu 22.04+ or equivalent
Any VST3-compatible host: Reaper, Cubase, Studio One, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Bitwig Studio, Nuendo, and more
AU (macOS): Logic Pro, GarageBand, MainStage
Plugin buffer only - no lookahead, no oversampling latency
Perpetual, single user
3 simultaneous activations
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Tested on Ubuntu 22.04/24.04, Debian 12, Fedora 40. Requires one system library for license verification:
sudo apt install libsodium23 # Ubuntu / Debian sudo dnf install libsodium # Fedora / RHEL sudo pacman -S libsodium # Arch
VST3 only. Confirmed working in REAPER and Bitwig.
Perpetual license - pay once, own it forever.
By purchasing you agree to our EULA and Privacy Policy.
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