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Peter Z · 29th April 2010

I use this plug for 3 month now. I have all those UAD Neves and Pultecs but >90% i use the Pro-Q. Equalizing was never so easy for me.
Sometimes i reach for the Cambridge as my "hard" EQ sometimes for the UAD Pultecs.
I even touch my TOFT ATB24 channel EQs less and less. Also a Drawmer 1961 inserted in the Toft vocal channels is not busy very much (dispite i'm one of those people liking the 1961 - but i'm lazy and Pro-Q is os easy).

Only the Hammer on my 2-bus is always active.

This was my first FabFilter plug and it is clearly the best plug i ever bought!
Maybe i should try their compressor when i find time.

But i have toooooo many plugs already, most of them sleeping all the time.

Nevertheless: Thank you FabFilter!!!! You made my life easier!

29th April 2010	#82
Peter Z Gear nut Joined: Dec 2004 Location: Vienna Posts: 80	I use this plug for 3 month now. I have all those UAD Neves and Pultecs but >90% i use the Pro-Q. Equalizing was never so easy for me. Sometimes i reach for the Cambridge as my "hard" EQ sometimes for the UAD Pultecs. I even touch my TOFT ATB24 channel EQs less and less. Also a Drawmer 1961 inserted in the Toft vocal channels is not busy very much (dispite i'm one of those people liking the 1961 - but i'm lazy and Pro-Q is os easy). Only the Hammer on my 2-bus is always active. This was my first FabFilter plug and it is clearly the best plug i ever bought! Maybe i should try their compressor when i find time. But i have toooooo many plugs already, most of them sleeping all the time. Nevertheless: Thank you FabFilter!!!! You made my life easier!