Are these two new versions compatible with the beta before this [not using any automation]..?
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Last bete version / prerelease of MDynamicEq and MAutoDynamicEq !
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MeldaProduction MeldaProduction https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=176122 - KVRAF
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They should be, they could be slight changes, but as far as I remember most things should be ported well.mljung wrote:Are these two new versions compatible with the beta before this [not using any automation]..?
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Really? FFT? people comments its tech. is something very originalMeldaProduction wrote:Cooker wrote: not sure...I mean can you get perfectly flat shelve shape using these slopes? I know I can't with normal shelves, testing slopes now...also requested demo for a famous "red" eq to see if I remember right but responce maybe negative as I requested years ago...Thats cool, sure I wouldn't want to argue on anything unfinished...I mean its a beast no matter whatMeldaProduction wrote:Btw. the slopes will slightly more accurate in the official release, found a few "problems".
MeldaProduction wrote:Anyway the "red" - I didn't test it myself, but I even won't, because it seems to me like a joke (as the whole Algorithmix) - I mean, the equalizer is based on FFT!!!!! It's the same thing as MFreeformEqualizer, but 30x more expensive and less versatile. And of course you can have perfect slope there, well, if you are ok with all these artifacts, latency etc...
personally I find it a (apogee-manley like...purple 
) little coloring-which is interesting for a LP eq 
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Yes, that's what they claim... I cannot be 100% sure, but they claim themselves that it "works in frequency domain", which is basically the same thing as saying they use FFT. But there's lot of such stuff on their website. They look like they invented the wheel, but... Let's rather stop here, 'cos I shouldn't spit on competition however right I would beCooker wrote: Really? FFT? people comments its tech. is something very original
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mljung wrote:The new filters are a great addition!
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Thanks!
(And no FFT here!!!
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Not at all, you can use it as a normal equalizer. Check the presets for more advanced stuff. It's for everything! Mixing, mastering...Grodada wrote:utlisation seems the scientific, you have examples Concretely in a mixture.
It is a mastering tool, or to color SAMPLE?
the price will change when?
Introductory price will probably stay for 2 weeks.