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# EQ XML to TXT converter

## Download and installation

First, download the plugin below:

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Downlaod link
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Then install the plugin in Audacity via **Tools -> Nyquist Plugin Installer** and restart Audacity. Detailed steps are available at <https://support.audacityteam.org/basics/customizing-audacity/installing-plugins#installing-nyquist-plugins>&#x20;

## Using the converter

Once installed, the converter appears in **Tools -> EQ XML to TXT Converter**.

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To use it,

1. Select the target EQ effect. Curves to be imported can be either for [Filter Curve EQ](https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/filter_curve_eq.html) effect or [Graphic EQ](https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/graphic_eq.html) effect but *not* both.
2. Select your source XML file.
3. (optional) select what should happen if the file exists already
4. Click OK.&#x20;

The TXT file now is in the same location as the source XML file.

You now can import the TXT file via Filter Curve EQ or Graphic EQ -> **Presets and settings -> Import...**


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