Magika MultiLayerEQ 1.0.2
MultiLayerEQ is a parametric EQ plugin from Elektra Magika where each of its four bands can spawn a mirrored layer at a musical interval of your choice, letting one move shape a frequency and its harmonic relative simultaneously. Featuring 24 interval options, adjustable layer strength, zero-latency IIR filtering, and steep 48 dB/octave high/low-pass filters, it's available as a VST, AU, and AAX plugin for macOS and Windows.
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About Magika MultiLayerEQ 1.0.2 for Mac
MultiLayerEQ is a parametric equalizer plugin developed by Elektra Magika, a company founded by developer Arjaan Auinger after roughly three years working as a plugin developer at the Vienna Symphonic Library. Available as a VST, AU, and AAX plugin for macOS and Windows (Apple Silicon and Intel), MultiLayerEQ is distributed directly through the official elektramagika.com website with a 14-day demo requiring no sign-up. Version 1.0.2 follows 1.0.1, which the developer released specifically to fix an issue creating mono channels in several DAWs — existing users simply need to redownload the installer to update, with the new version number displayed in the plugin's top-right corner. What makes MultiLayerEQ genuinely different from a standard parametric EQ is its central "layer" concept: rather than boosting or cutting a frequency and then separately boosting or cutting its octave or another harmonically related frequency as two distinct moves on two distinct bands, MultiLayerEQ lets a single band spawn a second, mirrored layer at a musical interval of the user's choice — from a minor second up to a full octave, in either direction. One knob then controls both the base band and its layer simultaneously, in real time, making it easier to reinforce or control harmonics alongside a primary EQ move. The developer built this specifically to solve a recurring need from his own mixing work, and the plugin stays deliberately lightweight and CPU-efficient, using zero-latency IIR filtering that makes it suitable for tracking as well as mixing.