redline eq

[cooker]

Its worth checking out: 112dB

[dcollins]

Originally Posted by cooker

Its worth checking out: 112dB

"Boost or cut up to an incredible 60dB per band without any harshness or boom."


DC

[cooker]

well, its not ment for mastering but toggling between LP to min-phase and beyond in a % basis is to my knowledge a new thing (though it doesn't work on the cut bands).

[bmanic]

Actually it is not a new thing and has been done several times before (though the 200% phase setting seems rather novel). One EQ that can do the same and actually on a per band basis is the LP10, linear phase (or variable) from

**** DDMF-The home of Equalizers-DDMF ****

And it's a bargain as well because you can buy it at a price you choose (minimum 1$ I think).

Cheers!
bManic

[cooker]

Originally Posted by bmanic

Actually it is not a new thing and has been done several times before (though the 200% phase setting seems rather novel). One EQ that can do the same and actually on a per band basis is the LP10, linear phase (or variable) from

**** DDMF-The home of Equalizers-DDMF ****

And it's a bargain as well because you can buy it at a price you choose (minimum 1$ I think).

Cheers!
bManic

Thanks!

I'm still trying out the redline. Today I tryed it on a bad mixdown; first I apply'd the eq LP and later I used (slowly increased) dyn-eq and results were decent.

Its like you finetune with an eq and later limit that exact setting (unlike using a waves multiband limiter but has similaritys).

[Jesse Graffam]

Originally Posted by dcollins

"Boost or cut up to an incredible 60dB per band without any harshness or boom."
DC

Hahahhaha.... I couldn't believe it actually said that, and I had to visit the website. It actually says that. Lol.