Slick EQ GE Models: American, British, German, Soviet and Japanese - What are They Based On?

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Hi Folks,

Does anyone know what the five TDR Slick EQ GE models are based on?

Cheers,

Chris

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They arent based on any real world EQs

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According to the manual the names are just arbitrary so you can remember them easier.

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American is similar to an API. They have recently published this about imitating other EQs: https://docs.tokyodawn.net/slickeq-custom-models-guide/

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Thanks, yes I saw that. That's what got me thinking about the other models.

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Japanese is based on the Samurai sword.

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British is leaned into the direction of a NEVE.

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German takes its inspiration from Siemens stuff.

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Soviet is a reverence to the (in)famous Polivoks filters.

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Tokyo Dawn is German and not from Japan. #OT

They make awesome sounding software!
The art of knowing is knowing what to ignore.

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They make awesome sounding software!
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Indeed! :clap:

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The new custom models of SlickEQ are really good. API, Pultec etc.
A can of delicious worms.

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Tokyo Smoke is from Canada. Go figure. :party:

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I've demoed it for the 2nd time now. I use Nova GE in all of my projects :love: and often Kotelnikov GE ... but this one leaves me cold :-? On their homepage they say, that it adds some "mojo" ... I'd say they should put much more mojo in it, if they ever release a succesor :shrug: But maybe i'm to spoiled with my PSP NobleQ (this one has mojo/silkiness).

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audiot wrote: Sun Jul 12, 2020 5:39 pm I've demoed it for the 2nd time now. I use Nova GE in all of my projects :love: and often Kotelnikov GE ... but this one leaves me cold :-? On their homepage they say, that it adds some "mojo" ... I'd say they should put much more mojo in it, if they ever release a succesor :shrug: But maybe i'm to spoiled with my PSP NobleQ (this one has mojo/silkiness).
Have you tried cranking up the different types of saturation?

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