Hi all,
I've been looking for a good eq plugin for a while. I like T-racks Eqs but now that I have to use a bridge for the in 64 bit, they're sucking CPU big-time. I need an EQ that can do a narrow Q for surgical eqing.
Does anyone recommend the sonnox EQ as an overall?
Thanks,
jon
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Re: Sonnox Oxford EQ
HEll yes! It is great for that. You can bring those Q's way in tight.jonathansorensen wrote:Hi all,
I've been looking for a good eq plugin for a while. I like T-racks Eqs but now that I have to use a bridge for the in 64 bit, they're sucking CPU big-time. I need an EQ that can do a narrow Q for surgical eqing.
Does anyone recommend the sonnox EQ as an overall?
Thanks,
jon
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Yes, they have great stuff!! They usually run a sale twice a year. The Eq has about 4 different types. You can also use the de'esser as a frequency compressor, see the waveform, listen inside and outside the markers, set the markers as close as you want.
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Sonnox eq is great but I went with EQuality for the price
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PM me, if you're buying Sonnox plugs prior to 15 Jan.
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