Sonnox Oxford Dynamic EQ

Oxford Dynamic EQ

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Shape your track’s frequencies with precision and clarity. Oxford Dynamic EQ offers powerful compression/expansion, unique detection modes, and flexible sidechaining to take your mixes to the next level.

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Description

The Sonnox Oxford Dynamic EQ is an advanced equalization tool that provides unparalleled control over audio dynamics across specific frequency bands, making it a powerful asset for both mixing and mastering. With its intuitive interface and precision controls, Dynamic EQ allows users to address problematic frequencies, enhance clarity, and shape audio with exceptional flexibility. Unlike traditional EQs, it adapts in real-time to the dynamics of your audio, enabling you to manage excessive sibilance, smooth harsh frequencies, or add punch to elements that need more presence without over-compressing.

Built with Sonnox’s cutting-edge DSP technology, this plugin offers a transparent, high-quality processing experience that preserves the natural character of your audio. Ideal for music producers, engineers, and sound designers working on diverse audio projects, the Oxford Dynamic EQ integrates seamlessly with popular DAWs, providing efficient workflow and low CPU usage. From taming resonant peaks to enhancing vocal detail, this plugin is a versatile solution for achieving balanced, professional-sounding mixes and polished masters.

Clean, Transparent Control at Your Fingertips

Clean, Transparent Control at Your Fingertips
Oxford Dynamic EQ gives you total control over your sound, offering unmatched flexibility without ever compromising clarity. Whether you’re smoothing vocal peaks, tightening drums, taming a boomy bassline, or controlling reverb tails, this plugin delivers clean, precise shaping every time—without muddying your mix.

With flexible detection modes like peak and onset detection, Oxford Dynamic EQ responds to everything from sharp percussive hits to sustained tones, giving you the creative freedom to make precision adjustments. Paired with upward/downward compression, it keeps your sound intact while the intuitive interface ensures you can dial in the perfect settings quickly and efficiently.

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Key Features

Dynamic EQ Advanced Detection Modes

Advanced Detection Modes

Peak detection for broad control or onset detection to target fast attacks and transients. Perfect for both subtle tweaks and sharp dynamic changes.
Dynamic EQ Trigger Options

Upward and Downward Compression/Expansion

Go beyond standard Dynamic EQs with both upward compression to lift quieter details and downward compression to control louder peaks. You can also expand the dynamics for even greater flexibility.
Dynamic EQ sidechain options

Internal and External Sidechaining

Use external sidechaining to react to other signals in your mix or dynamically trigger EQ adjustments based on internal frequency bands.

What our users say

  • "I was particularly impressed by just how smooth and natural the results sound, even when a significant amount of EQ is being applied"

    Sound On Sound
  • "The Oxford Dynamic EQ is very easy to use, and the display shows you exactly what is happening to the gain in each EQ section at all times."

    MusicTech
  • "A simple-to-use dynamic equaliser that manages to sound transparent even when applying heavy processing."

    Pro Tools Expert
  • "As we've come to expect from Sonnox, their take on the dynamic equaliser boasts more than a touch of class."

    Audio Media International

Real-World Applications

  • Vocalist singing into microphone

    Vocal Precision

    Boost vocal presence around 2–4 kHz when clarity is lacking, or tame harsh sibilance in the 5–8 kHz range only when it gets too aggressive. Use upward compression on the high frequencies to lift subtle breathiness and quiet nuances, ensuring even the softest details shine through without squashing the overall dynamic range.

  • Bassist playing orange bass

    Control Boomy Bass

    Target specific low-end resonances with a tight, bell-shaped EQ while also adding a dynamic low-shelf triggered by the kick drum. This approach keeps your bass solid and focused, preventing it from overwhelming the mix or muddying the kick.

  • Drummer playing white snare drum

    Shape Your Snare

    Use onset detection to rein in sharp snare transients and use upward expansion on a high shelf to eliminate high-frequency bleed (like cymbal bleed) between hits. To add punch, boost the low end of the snare’s transient with fast attack and release settings or use slower upward compression to let the overtones ring out and increase sustain.

Oxford Dynamic EQ's GUI is the most elegant Sonnox representation ever, with controls that allow novice users to start getting sounds without opening the manual. TapeOp Magazine
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