Wavesfactory

The future is here! Nope, not hyperbole. When you're done futzing with six different EQs (often on one channel), you can demo Equalizer (that name though - they should've called it 'Heavenly Tones' or something) and thank me later. Seriously, set it and forget it. Sounds great, gets the low and mid mud out immediately, and while I am not crazy about the nodes, they do make sense. Maybe some way to add intensity to the effect (say, if I need to cut even more). Another suggestion would be to add a low/high pass filter so nothing else is needed! Please and thank you. Some more skins would be nice too. For me, this makes more sense and does more than Gullfoss. Frankly, using this made me 'get' Gullfoss, but that is more a testament to how well made and logical Equalizer is compared to that beast. And while this version doesn't use all that much CPU, it could be made more efficient still. Trackspacer changed the game once, but this understated plugin has the potential to truly move things forward, without having to stare at GUIs from 50 years ago. Brilliant stuff, Jesus and team. I also want to compliment Cassette (I love it as a finisher but it needs some updates), and Spectre - up there with the GOATS.

easy to use and does the job well! thanks very much for the free download. looking forward to future plug-ins.

Interesting and unique plugin. You can use it as a mix of exciter and delay on drum loops or anything you like to give it a little more depth and background rythm. Offers 5 tightness modes and 5 studio models to adjust to a certain taste.

You also have a "Dry/Wet" Mix knob to blend between the dry and the wet signal, and an "Out" knob to control the output gain.

I like this plugin, but I only give 4 stars because of the unnecessary waste of screen space due to the huge upper part of the GUI. It is not necessary for using the plugin at all. The corresponding knobs can be tweaked separately. Resizing the GUI doesn't help because then the main lower interface is too small.

I am missing a toggle button to get rid off the upper part. This is also a reason for me to not use the plugin as often as I would like to.

You can see it as Low End Enhancer, and it does its job quite well. Throw it on some trap beats and it will deliver.

Contains a dry/wet "mix" knob to deal in the right amount of sub, a "lowpass" parameter to control the cutoff point to the higher frequencies, and a "output" knob to control the output gain.

I don't think you necessarily need a parameter to control the pitch, like the other reviewer stated. Other paid Subbass enhancer also do not have pitch controls available as the plugin however responses to the lowest dominant frequency in the input signal.

unique, subtle and easy to use. plus, it sounds amazing... love the tape setting.

would love a setting that oversampling is automatically enabled during rendering but apart from that it's perfect.

Definitely a whimsical plugin. One thing missing is tape print "bleedthrough" as on most of my old cassettes I could hear the faint imprint of the start of a track one reel revolution before the actual recording was reached.

This plugin could have been a legend if it had given the user control over pitch. It sounds good for a one-trick pony. Just pray your song is in the same key as the sub. Add frequency control and I'll gladly use it as well as change rating.

Does exactly what it's supposed to do and it does it well. Gives you that total transparent sidechaining compression. For example instead of increasing the vocals volume you let the vocals push back other instruments - but only on the common frequency. Or, the favourite: Insert it on a bass track and let the kickdrum control /push back the bass - only where the frequencies are common and only on the kickdrum beats. A good way to clean up low end in a mix.

Best money I've ever spent on a plugin .