BRUTALIZER — metal sound engine and 10-band EQ

Sub-bass earthquake under 8-string chugs, deeply scooped low-mids to clear the mud, a small 2–4 kHz lift for snare snap and pick attack, then air on top for symphonic layers.

Articulation over weight. Restrained sub, surgical 250–400 Hz scoop so 250 BPM tremolo passages stay legible, a fretless-bass pocket at 800 Hz–1.2 kHz, sharp 3–5 kHz pick attack for hyperspeed runs, and a kick-beater click around 6 kHz so blast beats stay defined.

Tight modern low end, a polite mid scoop for that 'scooped Mesa' vibe, plus a brilliance lift so cleans and leads cut through the wall of rhythm guitars.

Punchy mids over scoop, raw 2–4 kHz aggression for shouted vocals, controlled sub so the kit slams instead of rumbles.

Deep growl-friendly low-mid body, a kick-drum click around 4 kHz so blast beats stay defined, restrained 250 Hz to keep guitars present without going to mush.

Trebly, raw, cold. Scooped lows, lifted high-mids and air for that buzzing tremolo-picked wall and shrieked vocals. Lo-fi tone, high-impact spectrum.

Massive sub and low-mid wall for tube-amp worship. Dark top end keeps cymbals smoky, not splashy. Headphones over $50 mandatory.

Classic mid-forward aggression. Picking attack at 2–5 kHz, no modern sub-bass, plenty of bite for gallop riffs and ride cymbal definition.

Surgical palm-mute punch around 125 Hz, an aggressive 500 Hz cut to dodge boxiness, lifted presence for poly-rhythmic clarity at 4 kHz.

Thick, punchy midrange with full lows. Built for kick-drum slam, snare crack and dimebag-style mid-loaded guitar harmonics.

Balanced wide-bandwidth curve. Detail across the spectrum so dynamic shifts, cleans, acoustic interludes and brutal sections all translate.

Heavy sub for 7-string detuned riffs, a vocal-friendly upper-mid scoop, and a bright cymbal lift for that turntable-meets-double-bass mix.