Voxengo CurveEQ
Mastering Equalizer Plugin
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I must admit I have a BILLIONNNNNNNNNNNNNNN eq PLUG INS I read about this one and "assumed" blah another EQ plug in sounds like every other one" well folks I was WRONG WRONG WRONG this is LIGHTYEARS BEYOND anything I used...and the EQ matching is GENIUS this plug in is amazing I must admit
good work guyz
thankz
m.k.
I have various match EQ plugins including the one in LOGIC and the one in Ozone but this one is by far the most useful as I can export my EQ curves as .CSV files. This means I can use them in a hardware DSP, where for example I don't want the latency. I can also import a .csv curve, which means I can use my calibrated microphones, import their respective curves and create a recording with a totally flat response. I can also create .csv curves Room EQ WIzard, which means I can use this as a measuring tool, then get my EQ into my software, where it is preferable to having it in hardware. So I have created a hardware version of the ARC curve for my room on my master output. And I have the EQ curves of various signal chains in AU/VST. The one feature I think is missing for me is a better understanding of how the Q works on each filter band. It would be useful to have an EQ calculator for those times when you see a fairly simple curve which you could dial into a parametric where exact EQ is not so critical. An example of this is that I was trying to match two guitar pickups and only had limited EQ to do it. I measured them using Curve EQ and I could see a fairly simple curve. It would be nice to have an overlay showing potential settings for 2 or 3 band EQ that could be dialled into hardware to get a similar sound. I am sure there is a formula somewhere to approximate EQ with a few bands of parametric but I probably wouldn't understand it ;/)
Mark Tinley
Dear Aleksey, Our company Online-mastering.com is equipped with the best in analog and digital audio gear. Your plug-ins are a wonderful addtion to our arsenal of tools. They are well engineered and what's more important - They sound very good. A lot of software with ten times the price will sometimes be surpassed by your cool developments. Good work. Thanks Voxengo!
Alex Zwarg, Mastering Engineer, Online-mastering