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Originally Posted by RasCricket  It simply lets you align frequencies to songs from genres and songs similiar to what your trying to create. And theres nothing in the world wrong with that. |
Nothing personal, but does it take into consideration the key of the song, instrumentation, the relative levels of the instruments of the mix, the parts of the mix that should be emphasized and more/less present, sibilance or frequency issues that would be better controlled through the sidechain of a compressor than straight EQ, the timbre of instruments used (should a P-bass sound the same as a Rickenbacker), etc.
Even if it did all of the above, why should you try to make one mix sound like another instead of doing what's best for the given mix? You can't automate art.
I feel this way not just about this product, but the concept of "matching EQ curves" in general.
If you are having problems with monitoring it would be best to fix that or at least listen to material in a couple of different environments. After a while even if you don't fix the issue in your monitoring you will know better what to listen for and how to correct it.