Nikolas K

As it is obvious from the title, I would like to draw the EQ curve of a n-band filter using JS. The ideal whould be to feed a JSUI with a number of lists(freq, gain, q), one for each band. Is there any info somewhere in the forums on how to do that?

As it is obvious from the title, I would like to draw the EQ curve of a n-band filter using JS. The ideal whould be to feed a JSUI with a number of lists(freq, gain, q), one for each band. Is there any info somewhere in the forums on how to do that?
Thank you in advance for any info. 

drawing-an-eq-curve-with-js

If you have M4L in Live 9, take a look at the "Convolution Reverb Pro" in the Max For Live Essentials pack. This has an EQ in it done in JS. I believe it uses JSUI.

Thank you very much Newtfish! I didn't have Live 9, but its Demo let me download the Max For Live Essentials pack!

The EQ curve of that example is indeed made with JS, it will be a lot of help!

Thank you very much Newtfish! I didn't have Live 9, but its Demo let me download the Max For Live Essentials pack!
The EQ curve of that example is indeed made with JS, it will be a lot of help!

Drawing an EQ curve with JS