MAutoEqualizer

I’ve lately been use the MAutoEqualizer or the MAutoEqualizerMini to control most of my bass and drum tracks.

I’ve lately been use the MAutoEqualizer or the MAutoEqualizerMini to control most of my bass and drum tracks.

I often use it together with the MDynamics and MDynamicesSideChain this gives me predictable and easy control over my mix and puts the drum and bass in the right place.

One of the things I like about the MAutoEqualizerMini is how easy it is to adjust and tweak the parameters on the fly by dragging and dropping or by entering parameters for precision. Instead of a fancy interface trying to mimic hardware equivalent (real or imaginary), the user interface is taking advantage of the fact that this is a plug-in running on computer display – not a computing screen trying to look like a piece of hardware. It works for me in getting the job done and focusing on the task at hand.

The sound is great. I like the fact that when I’m working with an EQ my focus in on EQ’ing. If I want to fatten up the sound by adding vintage harmonics I usually prefer doing that at a later point in the chain after I’ve gotten everything under control and into its rights place.

GUI:
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The GUI is to-the-point, intuitive and easy to use.


Sound:
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The sound is clean and transparent and provides precise control.

Performance:
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The CPU hit is very limted. Which is good as I find myself using multiple Melda plugins on multiple tracks these days.



Presets:
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Only a few. Then again I don’t really find that I need them.

Documentation:
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There is great documentation at the Melda Production web site.Read Review