Plugin hosting in Pro version...?

And if we were adding a few more midi tracks we could call it Logiq, Cubateq or ProTooq

I think I can safely say that we have no plans for that feature ! Writing a reasonably complex plugin that works well in all VST/AU/RTAS hosts is already a very hard task, having it also able to load all the other VST/AU would be a great opportunity for many new bugs and problems to sneak in. So we prefer to leave those bugs and compatibility problems to host developers

More seriously, you should really look for a good plugin host, maybe not a full blown sequencer, but any performance oriented host should fulfill your needs, for example vsthost, cantabile, usine, forte, v-stack, etc, there are tons of them, and they will all do their job much better than a pianoteq host would !

btw, it would be helpful to be able to change the eq to log or regular display..  personally my eyes are more used to a log scale since that's the norm for most software.  Plus you get more definition above 10k range that way.

Also, I personally think that a standard parametric 4 band eq is easier to control (usual shelf, bandpass, notch, high pass/low pass types)..  I'm guessing the current one is a fft type filter, is there any way to use the same back end but just have a parametric 4 band eq "mode"?

Hi Kensuguro,

The eq is already using a log-scale for frequencies, or maybe I did not understand what you ask for ?

You are right that it is not a typical equalizer, but something a bit different -- this eq is applied as a pre-processing step, it is not based on filtering. The advantage is that it has no CPU cost, and is very precise. Indeed it is very similar to the spectrum profile sliders: they allow you to change the harmonics weights based on their index, while the eq window allow you change the harmonics based on their frequency. Another difference with a typical equalizer is that this one does not affect the volume of notes, they are "renormalized" after equalization.

the pianoteq EQ is much better -
using a convential EQ would just make yukky bumps and humps in the frequency spectrum for certain notes.

Ditto.... just give me a graphic display for rumble and quake, too, and I'll be tickled dark blue.....  Overlords -any chance we could have a better way of submitting suggestions and knowing what has already been submitted ?  I mean, it might make your work easier.  Maybe a new forum section only for suggested features and the feedback of others toward that feature.  Sorry to be thinking up more work for you guys... but it might alleviate redundancy and show better feedback on specific ideas.
Or I could be wrong.  I was wrong once, 20 years ago, when I thought I was wrong but I was actually right.

This is something that you can do with the current version: right click on a control point of the equalizer or velocity curve, and choose "Assign Midi Control" -- you will be able to control both X and Y component.