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is it possible to use mutliple seperate peace EQ instances?

Peter Dirk
2026-09-30
2026-10-01
  • Peter Dirk

    Peter Dirk - 2026-09-30

    Hi, I would like to have one peace EQ at the beginning of my chain, and then one at the end for fine tuning. Each with its own GUI
    I would like to know if its possible, and how to achieve this.

    Thanks for any help :)

     

    Last edit: Peter Dirk 2026-09-30
  • Peter Verbeek

    Peter Verbeek - 2026-10-01

    Perhaps you could elaborate on your exact use case?

    In principle one can't have multiple instances of the Peace app. But I would just use its Always active feature and/or the Hotkey/Tray feature, both of the Peace Automation window. The first lets you have multiple EQ presets (always) active, the second one is for activating/deactivating an EQ preset on the spot by either its hotkey press or through Peace tray menu.

     
  • Peter Dirk

    Peter Dirk - 2026-10-01

    The use case is
    the chain:

    1. peace EQ at the beginning (basic EQ)
    2. many VST's (20 or so)
    3. peace EQ as last part for fine tuning
     
    • Peter Verbeek

      Peter Verbeek - 2026-10-01

      Is this chain for 1 audio device?

      As Peace can't be inserted more than once so that particular chain isn't possible in that way. But it can be done as described below.

      A Peace configuration (preset) can have as a chain (by its Commands window):

      1. Equalizer APO commands (VST's, etc.)
      2. Peace EQ/effects commands
      3. Equalizer APO commands (VST's, etc.)
        This chain can be done on 1 audio device. For the VST's Peace uses the Configuration Editor (under the Editor button on the Commands window).

      Through the "Always active" feature your chain comes into view:

      1. Peace configuration #1 put in the "Always active" list (so a static EQ, a saved one)
      2. Peace configuration #2 (so VST's commands plus an EQ on the Peace main screen)
       
  • Peter Dirk

    Peter Dirk - 2026-10-01

    Yes 1 audio device

     
    • Peter Verbeek

      Peter Verbeek - 2026-10-01

      Okay. So the solution in my previous is possible although somewhat complex.

       

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