Fuse Audio Labs releases FREE Roger Schult W2395C Baxandall EQ

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Not all DAWs can manage good some latency, especially using parallel compression so, that latency is often bad... A reflection, just for the record... Can fix?

The RS-W2395C has 32 samples of latency, which is due to its linear phase oversampling; any decent DAW should be able to compensate that these days.

Hope that helps.

[v1o]

I don't think either is red and afaik I am not colour blind.
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Yeah, Plex is obviously pulling a Monty Python-esque prank on us!

Ha! Is there a way to control the colour of the traces in Plugin Doctor? The one with the flat extension over 20k is Fuse.

BTW I A/B compared the two and frankly I don't hear much a difference. If there is, it would take a closer listen. So for me, they are close enough to be the same.

If you notice a difference let us know where.

There is a difference in the souncloud files you posted. Enough to have a preference for one over the other.

[plexuss]

Ha! Is there a way to control the colour of the traces in Plugin Doctor? The one with the flat extension over 20k is Fuse.

BTW I A/B compared the two and frankly I don't hear much a difference. If there is, it would take a closer listen. So for me, they are close enough to be the same.

If you notice a difference let us know where.

There is a difference in the souncloud files you posted. Enough to have a preference for one over the other.

Can you share your opinions, Mr. Mysterio?

[sqigls]

I'm pretty much using this as my go-to EQ now. both additive and subtractive.
it's not the most versatile, but that mid band is creamy, and the highs hold up to the best of them.
Very handy! Thank you Ray and Fuse Audio Labs. On the up and up. Nice work!

[v1o]

Ha! Is there a way to control the colour of the traces in Plugin Doctor? The one with the flat extension over 20k is Fuse.

BTW I A/B compared the two and frankly I don't hear much a difference. If there is, it would take a closer listen. So for me, they are close enough to be the same.

If you notice a difference let us know where.

There is a difference in the souncloud files you posted. Enough to have a preference for one over the other.

Can you share your opinions, Mr. Mysterio?

Honestly I don't know how well matched your EQ settings were. On those Soundcloud files Coral2 sounds more open in the high frequencies and has wider stereo.

[Burillo]

I'm pretty much using this as my go-to EQ now. both additive and subtractive.

there's literally zero difference between the two. there's a pretty good Dan Worrall video on this on YouTube.

[plexuss]

Ha! Is there a way to control the colour of the traces in Plugin Doctor? The one with the flat extension over 20k is Fuse.

BTW I A/B compared the two and frankly I don't hear much a difference. If there is, it would take a closer listen. So for me, they are close enough to be the same.

If you notice a difference let us know where.

There is a difference in the souncloud files you posted. Enough to have a preference for one over the other.

Can you share your opinions, Mr. Mysterio?

Honestly I don't know how well matched your EQ settings were. On those Soundcloud files Coral2 sounds more open in the high frequencies and has wider stereo.

The curves are very well matched, as matched as they can be considering they are two different "takes" from different hardware. I was surprised at how close they could be. I think it has more to do with how you hear things. That's the challenge of the subjevtivity of audio.

There is that peak on Coral2 vs Fuse from about 4k-15k with a peak at about 7k that would likely make Coral2 sound more open. It's less than 1dB peak however, probably more like 0.7dB. Its possible to hear that especially over such a wide band. Since I couldn't get that peak to occur with Fuse I guess we could say that the curves in Coral2 allow for a slightly more open high end. We could conclude that they sound the same except that Coral2 allow for a but of a bump in the high end making it more open sounding and Fuse is more neutral... something like that.