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Clonkified · 24th April 2009

This thread has been very interesting to read through. So if somebody was looking to buy a digital EQ, buying one that had the most intuitive design/workflow (for that person) and offered a number of different filter curves at the right price would seem like the best choice? For example, the Sonnox EQ seems to have 4 curve types that emulate some of the eqs found on SSL and Neve consoles. Of course, other PEQs could get the same sound as the Sonnox one, but maybe would require much more time to emulate the same curves. Is that the right way of thinking about this?

If so, any recommendations for EQs?

One final question, anybody seen this: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...2390194755604? Freemasons talking about EQ smearing. Sounds like the Logic EQ was making undesirable changes to the waveform.

Thanks!
C

24th April 2009	#308
Clonkified Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2006 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 530	This thread has been very interesting to read through. So if somebody was looking to buy a digital EQ, buying one that had the most intuitive design/workflow (for that person) and offered a number of different filter curves at the right price would seem like the best choice? For example, the Sonnox EQ seems to have 4 curve types that emulate some of the eqs found on SSL and Neve consoles. Of course, other PEQs could get the same sound as the Sonnox one, but maybe would require much more time to emulate the same curves. Is that the right way of thinking about this? If so, any recommendations for EQs? One final question, anybody seen this: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...2390194755604? Freemasons talking about EQ smearing. Sounds like the Logic EQ was making undesirable changes to the waveform. Thanks! C