Air-G EQ Pedal: Free 6-Band Graphic EQ by Air-G Audio
Air-G Audio has released Air-G EQ Pedal, a free six-band graphic equalizer plugin for Windows and Linux built on Chris Johnson's open-source Airwindows DSP algorithms. The plugin is part of the developer's Guitar Collection, a series of guitar-pedal-style effects with custom GUIs. You can download it directly from the Air-G Audio GitHub repository with optional donation support.
Features
- Six fixed-frequency bands optimized for guitar and general mixing
- Airwindows DSP engine for transparent, musical EQ curves
- Guitar-pedal-style interface with large, tactile knobs
- Zero-latency processing suitable for live use
- Available as VST3, CLAP, and standalone for Windows and Linux
System Requirements
- Windows 10/11 (64-bit) or modern Linux distribution
- VST3, CLAP, or standalone host
- No iLok or account required
Licensing
Air-G EQ Pedal is completely free to download and use in commercial projects. The developer accepts optional donations via GitHub Sponsors but imposes no restrictions, watermarks, or feature locks. Royalty-free for all productions.
Quick facts: Air-G EQ Pedal is a free six-band graphic EQ plugin for Windows and Linux, available now from the developer's GitHub page with no sign-up required.
FAQ
Is Air-G EQ Pedal really free? Yes, the plugin is free to download and use commercially with no feature limitations. Optional donations are welcome but not required.
What plugin formats does Air-G EQ Pedal support? It supports VST3, CLAP, and standalone formats on both Windows and Linux.