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What's New in Voloco 9.19: Corrective EQ, Liquid Glass on iOS, and iPad Landscape Mode

Anthony Berens
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Voloco 9.19 changes how you shape your vocals and how the app looks. The EQ gets a redesigned editor plus a new tool that corrects for your room and mic automatically, iOS gets Apple's new Liquid Glass design, and iPad picks up landscape support. Here's what's in this release.
 

Corrective EQ and a redesigned EQ editor

Voloco 9.19 brings a redesigned EQ editor with a live spectrum display, plus a new tool called Corrective EQ that analyzes your room and mic and corrects for both automatically.

If you already use Manual EQ, nothing about how it works has changed. Corrective EQ sits alongside it as something new, not a replacement.

For the full breakdown of how Corrective EQ works, how it fits alongside Manual EQ, and how to access it, see Corrective EQ: Automatic Room and Mic Correction, Plus a Redesigned EQ Editor.

Liquid Glass on iOS

Voloco's iOS app now uses Apple's Liquid Glass design: a translucent, glass-like finish across the interface, including the navigation bar and buttons. This is iOS-only. Android's interface isn't changing.

iPad now supports landscape orientation 

Voloco on iPad also now works in landscape orientation as well as portrait. Browsing, recording, and editing all take advantage of it.

The extra width matters most in the studio. You can see more of your project's tracks and timeline at once, and compare effect settings and automation across multiple tracks side by side. 

Quick answers

Is Liquid Glass available on Android? No. This is an iOS-only visual update.

Does landscape mode work on iPhone? No. Landscape support in this release is iPad only.

Does Corrective EQ replace Manual EQ? No. It's a new tool that works alongside Manual EQ. See the full Corrective EQ article for details.

 

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