HoRNet SW34EQ analog modeled equalizer

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OK - I really like this little guy. Nice sound, fast workflow (or it will be once the knobs are working better). It just kicked RS56 out of the master bus chain of a rock mix.

The manual could use a bit of touchup and in reaper (Win7 32) I can't adjust the values using the native UI (gui-less), that will force me to sweep and use my ears more - not a bad idea... :hihi: The freq knobs are hard as hell to grab.

Anyway I trust the minor details will get corrected soon...for now, gotta have.

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The knobs are a bit weird, but you can actually grab from outside the knob like where the notches and freq's are listed.

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itneveris wrote:The knobs are a bit weird, but you can actually grab from outside the knob like where the notches and freq's are listed.
Perfect - I'll try that. The purchased version 1.0 seems to let me adjust the knob a little better as well as the gui-less values in reaper...don't tell me they're the same code version... :hihi:

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kylen wrote: Perfect - I'll try that. The purchased version 1.0 seems to let me adjust the knob a little better as well as the gui-less values in reaper...don't tell me they're the same code version... :hihi:
That's funny since the demo and the full version are exactly the same codebase...

The fact that you can't change parameters through the host parameter windows is an intended limitation of the demo :) my demos cannot receive any parameter automation from host and cannot save any data to the host.

Anyway the update out next week will improve the knob usability, lower the noise floor according to the new measurements and reduce a little the computation load of the saturation algorithm

Saverio

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Yes - that explains.
Lookin' and soundin' good Saverio :tu:

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That's awesome news Saverio. I'm really liking this plugin!
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Liked it, but tried it against vibe eq and liked that more.

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metamorphosis wrote:Liked it, but tried it against vibe eq and liked that more.
I implore you to reconsider. This has already replaced about 3 other EQ's for me, making my workflow much faster.

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Anybody here using the SW34EQ after console plugs? Which combos are working out?
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bmanic wrote:That's awesome news Saverio. I'm really liking this plugin!
Thank you very much :) i have do admit that this eq impresses me too, i never used the board but Alessandro told me that it is one of the best EQ in that board price range, and being designed by API people probably means something.

It is actually replacing my own ChannelStrip for my productions :D

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metamorphosis wrote:Liked it, but tried it against vibe eq and liked that more.
They are two completely different EQ especially in the lower end, it's probably matter of taste! :D

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I tested this against waves API and yes, the sound character is pretty similar. The only difference is that this one sounds more focused and reveals the sounds in the mix better

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itneveris wrote:The knobs are a bit weird, but you can actually grab from outside the knob like where the notches and freq's are listed.
This seems to be the key to using this plugin without frustration.

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bk wrote:
itneveris wrote:The knobs are a bit weird, but you can actually grab from outside the knob like where the notches and freq's are listed.
This seems to be the key to using this plugin without frustration.
In a couple of days i'll release an update where the space occupied by the black ring is a little larger.

Saverio

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I know that what I'm about to ask is not part of the original hardware design... but I really would like to have another option for HPF. I do a lot of acoustic, classical music and sometimes I find that a very smooth, gentle filter at 250 Hz with 6dB/octave is the best to really clear things up without any adverse effects. The best one I've heard is actually comes with the Beyerdynamics MC 930 microphones. I have no idea what is different about them but whenever I switch them on I feel that it takes away only what is not needed; just tightens up sound in the most natural ways. Anyway, just thought I would mention this.

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