Why are there so many EQ's?

[vurt]

It’s all about short memory.

what is?

[funky lime]

why are there so many different types of beer, liquor, and wine? i mean it's just alcohol. it's like people dont realize you can just drink mouthwash

[liquidsound]

It’s all about short memory.

what is?

Forgetting lessons learned!

[aMUSEd]

Not all equalisers are created equal

[vurt]

is that an edward woodward quote?

[liquidsound]

Not all equalisers are created equal

Which one are?

[DMG68]

A lot of developers seems to want to offer a full suite of mixing tools, so we see a lot of the same hardware being emulated over and over for classic gear, and many different takes/twists on standard audio tools. I can understand the thought process for the developers, it makes sense. That’s how it seems to me at least.

[Choikdoi]

as a nothener, i chuckled.

The sign I've been waiting for to chuck in the day job (and this music production crap) and pursue a career in comedy!...

See ya!

[foosnark]

Because you need a different EQ for every song about rainbows.

[vurt]

someone needs to do a 22,000 band eq, for really surgical eqing.

[liquidsound]

How about 60 band to begin with and then use 400 of it in series?

https://photosounder.com/splineeq/

[martiu]

just use dynamic EQ and never use slider again

[lobanov]

Because there are so many developers but so few effects and processor types.

[vurt]

How about 60 band to begin with and then use 400 of it in series?

https://photosounder.com/splineeq/

sorry, i wanted hardware.
with one slider per band, no edit screen, "knob per function" or nothing!

[Michey]

Not all equalisers are created equal

Equally, there seem to be an Equilibrium among those who are equal.