Auto vocal EQ,
matched to the hits

I spent months measuring 3,054 hit vocals to find where the records actually sit. magic.CURVE EQs your vocal toward that balance - in real time, one knob.

$59

One-time purchase, lifetime updates.

Instant download · VST3, AU & AAX for macOS & Windows · 30-day money-back guarantee

The problem

  • Guessing which frequencies to cut or boost by ear
  • Presets built for someone else's voice and mic
  • Endless A/B-ing against reference tracks
  • A vocal that still doesn't sit like the records

What I built

  • Your tone measured live against real hit vocals
  • Targets I built from 3,054 Billboard vocal stems
  • One AMOUNT knob moves you toward the hit pocket
  • You see the exact EQ it applies, in real time

Hear it

Five singers, five before and afters, straight out of the plugin. Same vocal, one knob turned.

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Before After

Watch it work

The full breakdown from the launch video.

The data behind it

Not a preset. The actual tonal balance of the hits.

I separated the vocal stem from every Billboard hit I could get, then measured and bias-corrected each one. That's what the targets are. When you turn AMOUNT, you're moving your tone toward where the records actually sit.

Explore the dataset for yourself →
3,054 vocals, measured stem by stem
1990-2025 35 years of #1s
9 target lanes built from them

I did the measuring.
You turn one knob.

Everything you need to get your vocal's tone into the same neighbourhood as the records - fast.

magic.CURVE interface: the mint line (your vocal), the purple hit-pocket band, the EQ correction it applies, and the AMOUNT knob with target chips
  • The mint line is your vocal, live

    Play and watch your tone move toward the hit pocket in real time - no static curves to draw.

  • The purple band is the hit pocket

    Where the 3,054 hit vocals sit for your chosen target: six genre lanes, three voice registers.

  • You can see the EQ

    The actual correction it applies is drawn on the same display. Nothing hidden.

  • AMOUNT is the one knob

    Pick a target, turn AMOUNT to taste. Zero-latency, drop-in easy - no EQ degree required.

How it works

Pick a target, turn AMOUNT. The display shows your vocal (the mint line) against the hit pocket (the purple band) so you can see exactly how close you are.

1

Drop it on your vocal

Zero-latency, so it goes straight onto your vocal chain in any DAW.

2

Pick a target

Choose a genre chip or your singer’s voice type. Leave it on All Hits if you’re not sure.

3

Turn AMOUNT

Raise AMOUNT (start around 50%) until your line settles into the band. A/B against bypass - you’re done.

Genre targets
All Hits · Country · Hip-Hop · Electronic · Latin · Pop

The tonal balance of hit vocals in that style. All Hits is the broad average across everything.

Voice type targets
Low · Mid · High

Your singer’s register. Best on sung vocals. One target at a time - picking a voice type clears the genre, and vice-versa.

System requirements

Make sure your setup is compatible before you buy.

macOS

  • macOS 11 (Big Sur) or later
  • Intel & Apple Silicon (Universal Binary)
  • AU, VST3 & AAX
  • Minimal CPU & RAM usage

Windows

  • Windows 10 or later
  • 64-bit (x86_64)
  • VST3 & AAX (Pro Tools)
  • Minimal CPU & RAM usage

Quick questions

The short answers. Install, targets, and workflows live in the docs.

Read the full docs →
What does magic.CURVE do?

It automatically matches your vocal’s tonal balance toward the measured tonal balance of real hit vocals - an intelligent vocal EQ. It reads your vocal’s spectrum live and gently shapes it toward a target lane (a genre, or a voice type) built from the 3,054 Billboard hit vocals I measured.

How is it different from a normal EQ?

A normal EQ is you dialing bands by ear. magic.CURVE measures your vocal live and moves it toward a real, data-derived target on its own - one knob (AMOUNT) instead of a dozen. The display shows exactly where you are vs. where the hits sit.

What do I need to run it?

Any DAW that takes VST3, AU, or AAX plugins, on macOS or Windows - including Pro Tools. It’s zero-latency, so it drops straight onto your vocal chain.

Genre vs. voice type - which do I pick?

Genre targets the tonal style of that kind of song. Voice type (Low / Mid / High) targets your singer’s register and works best on sung vocals. You pick one at a time; layer by switching between them.

Is it a one-time purchase?

Yes - $59 once, yours forever, with lifetime updates. And there’s a 30-day money-back guarantee, so trying it is risk-free.

Get your vocal into the hit pocket

One knob, targets from the 3,054 hit vocals I measured. One-time purchase, lifetime updates.

$59

Instant download. Lifetime updates.

30-day money-back guarantee

Questions about the plugin?

Read the full docs