You mentioned mixing multiple times ? One day different than the next. The tools themselves did not change their sonic attributes from one day to the next. They are the same whether you mix one day or another. Your decisions did not change the tools. This mix another day is your problem to resolve it has zero to do with tools.
EQ's do not sound the same, some of them are over sampled, some are de-cramped, some have different curves, adjustable phase response.
And that is just EQ's, the easiest to suggest they are the same and yet they are not.
Anything non linear and your argument completely falls apart.
Some tools when non linear alias less, this is before any specific sonic characters are built in. And that is before we speak about reverb and delay where the differences are colossal even in a poor listening situation.
Some sound better than others, that is the basis of this forum.
And that is before the secondary sonic factors beyond their primary technical use. That is another reason why some are better than others.You seem pretty angry and forthright and for no good reason.
The more you can hear with a high quality listening environment and audio monitoring equipment the better your ability to choose what tools sound the best for the task at hand. (or that generally have a higher fidelity sound)
If you are happy with them great. Just don't pretend that every tool is as good as the next when you clearly don't actually know. (not least that you seem not to be able to hear it)
