MAutoDynamicEq review
A focused mixing and mastering EQ for detailed dynamics and multichannel processing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
MAutoDynamicEq is MeldaProduction’s dynamic equalizer plugin for music producers, mixing engineers and mastering engineers who need detailed spectral control. It runs on Windows and macOS in audio hosts, and focuses on equalization rather than serving as a full digital audio workstation or a general-purpose automatic mixing system. The vendor documents automatic equalization, but does not describe the product as AI, so it is better understood as a specialist EQ tool than an AI mixing application.
Its feature set goes beyond static tone shaping: seven bands offer dynamic controls that can act as compression or expansion, while reference-based automatic equalization, resonance detection and notching, and frequency-masking analysis address common corrective and comparative EQ tasks. External sidechain frequency ducking is also available. An analyzer and sonogram provide frequency inspection, and four modulators include LFO, level follower, envelope, randomizer and pitch detector modes. This makes the plugin suited to mixers who want several spectral workflows in one effect; users looking for a broader automatic mix engine should look elsewhere.
Channel flexibility is a notable fit for complex sessions: processing options include mono, stereo, mid/side, up to 8-channel surround and up to 64-channel ambisonics. A/B comparison, eight settings slots and morphing among four slots support comparing and transitioning between settings. The product is paid, with a 15-day trial and no free plan. The Single license covers all your computers and includes free-for-life updates; monthly and annual subscriptions provide access to all 121 plugins, support Windows and Mac, and cover all your computers. Choose it for focused dynamic EQ and multichannel processing, not as a replacement for a DAW or a complete mixing system.
MAutoDynamicEq pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Seven dynamic EQ bands can act as compression or expansion.
- Reference matching, resonance removal and masking analysis support EQ work.
- Handles up to 8-channel surround and 64-channel ambisonics.
- Where it doesn't
- It is a specialized EQ plugin, not a full audio-mixing application.
- There is no free plan; access is paid, with a 15-day trial.
- Its broad processing options may exceed the needs of simpler EQ tasks.
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