Phil Foster
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EQ with analyser?
#1025972 - 27/12/12 01:12 PM
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Could anyone please recommend a nice simple EQ with an analyser? Something similar to
Logic's own EQ, but with a bit of quality. I'll use it mainly for writing and tracking, so
more for corrective EQ rather than polishing etc. I have lots of decent EQ's for mixing
etc. Thanks.
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Richie Royale
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Re: EQ with analyser?
[Re: Phil Foster]
#1025973 - 27/12/12 01:29 PM
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R_A
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Re: EQ with analyser?
[Re: Phil Foster]
#1026012 - 27/12/12 07:29 PM
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Try using your favourite eq with this freebie inserted after it in the chain: http://www.voxengo.com/product/span/Alternatively Voxengo
also make their Gliss EQ: http://www.voxengo.com/product/glisseq/
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ken long
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Re: EQ with analyser?
[Re: Phil Foster]
#1026024 - 27/12/12 09:35 PM
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Waves are selling their Q10 for $9 until the 31st of December.
http://www.waves.com/lp/yearend/yearend.html?ref=hp
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desmond
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Re: EQ with analyser?
[Re: ken long]
#1026028 - 27/12/12 10:27 PM
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Quote ken long:
Waves are selling
their Q10 for $9 until the 31st of December.
True, but as it doesn't have an analyser it falls outside of
the scope of the OP's requirements...
I liked the Elemental Audio stuff
before it got swallowed up and killed by RND. I think the EQ/Analyser was called Eqium and
Firium iirc, would've fitted the bill nicely...
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billyt
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Re: EQ with analyser?
[Re: Phil Foster]
#1026031 - 28/12/12 12:04 AM
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Check out this one...
Has a demo as well.
http://www.ddmf.eu/product.php?id=0
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ken long
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Re: EQ with analyser?
[Re: desmond]
#1026043 - 28/12/12 01:06 AM
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Quote desmond:
Quote ken long:
Waves are
selling their Q10 for $9 until the 31st of December.
True, but as it doesn't have an analyser it falls outside of the
scope of the OP's requirements...
I know dude but for 9 lousy bucks for a pretty darn good EQ I
thought I'd mention it. 
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Phil Foster
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Re: EQ with analyser?
[Re: ken long]
#1026063 - 28/12/12 09:28 AM
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Thanks guys.
I'm currently trying out FabFilter's Pro Q (thanks Richie Royale)
which is so far excellent and also DMG's EQuick which also seems to hit the spot. They are
both very quick easy and to use, so it will come down to how they sound.
Thanks
Ken Long, I saw the Waves Q10 deal, but as Desmond mentioned the analyser is a deal
breaker, also I wasn't too keen on the interface.
Thanks guys, as always this
forum is a wealth of valuable info!
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Richie Royale
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Re: EQ with analyser?
[Re: Phil Foster]
#1026069 - 28/12/12 10:10 AM
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The Pro Q has a nice interface, the option to switch the analysis to pre or post EQ and
I've found I use it on a number of projects. I'm often drawn back to my UAD Cambridge
though, the high pass filter is most useful!
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Phil Foster
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Re: EQ with analyser?
[Re: Richie Royale]
#1026072 - 28/12/12 10:27 AM
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Yes you are right. My Sonnox Oxford EQ is my go to EQ in the latter stages of a project,
but at the writing and initial tracking stages a simple, easy to use EQ with an analyser
really helps my work flow.
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