Windows / Mac OSX
Music By Mattie magic.CURVE v1.0.2 [WiN, MacOSX]
P2P | 10 July 2026 | 5.67 MB / 11.37 MB
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.
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
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.
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.
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
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
home page
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.
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
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.
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.
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
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
home page
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