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I am looking for a real good EQ with more than 10 bands.
Something that is really worth to download? cheers classci ---- Sounds for soundtracks and your music here: http://www.sampleism.com/art-renaissance-project?sk=kt |
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ReaEQ from ReaPlugs. unlimited bands. ---- From Russia with love |
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FabFilter Q, SplineEQ, DDMF IIEQPro ---- This is what I make: atmastudios ---------------------- with everything you do, do it with love and respect. ---------------------- |
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Burillo wrote: ReaEQ from ReaPlugs. unlimited bands. Yep. ReaEQ or ReaFIR are excellent and they just updated the ReaPlugs bundle last week too. Only downside is they are windows-only.
http://www.reaper.fm/reaplugs/index.php |
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| ^ | Joined: 11 Aug 2006 Member: #116141 Location: Austin, TX | ||
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Yup, I was going to suggest the ReaPlugs as well.
ReaEQ is my go-to EQ for "cleaning up" material and cutting frequencies. ReaFIR is so much more than a mere EQ, it has a dynamic mode as well, so you can use it to attenuate certain frequency bands dynamically and use it as a De-Esser etc. If you want to use them on a Mac... use Reaper. Can't understand why anyone wouldn't, anyway.   ---- TINY METAL IMPACT - UPDATE Mar 1st '13 - available for Kontakt 4.2+ I guess one could call lead poisoning an ironic death. |
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DMG Audio Equick
Linear phase mode for mastering and special channels 32 bands of EQ 64bit/32bit Demo http://www.dmgaudio.com/products_equick.php |
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+1 For ReaEQ  ---- [====[\\\\\\\\]>------, Ay caramba ! |
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