In this EQ extravaganza, we will work through the principles of the often misunderstood world of EQ. From the basic filter types and controls to the use of Mid Side EQ and real world mixing examples. Get to know the difference between low pass and high shelving filters and get a visualisation of how you should structure EQ in your mixing.
Back Stage Vocals is a one-shot VST plug-in that pre-mixes your vocal track, taking care of harsh frequencies and creating space to make it easier for your vocals to sit perfectly inside the mix. Back Stage Vocals combines moderate equalization, early reflections, stereo widening, and very subtle harmonics into one little plug-in, freeing your chain so you can add more effects and further audio level compression. For starters and podcasters, this could be the one plugin that you will need to put your vocals upfront and center in the mix. For pro’s, this free vst plugin takes care of the easy but tidious task of prepping the vocals so you can go straight ahead to audio compression and other effects.
The W735EQ is based on the very rare and hard to find W735/1 equalizer which was designed and manufactured by the RFZ – Rundfunk- und Fernsehtechnisches Zentralamt (RFZ) / Deutsche Post.
It’s design was also used in the EB800 as a Mono-Module. We’re happy to own two of these rare and special equalizer and that we have ported them for you as a plug-in. Now you can use it on everything you want! As much as you want! Use it to shape your sound with this unique equalizer! No need for the 1000th emulation of all the other big-name-equalizers.
The Dynamic EQ is a 64 bit, zero latency signal processor that combines the functions of a compressor with the results of an equalizer. The combination of these features gives the Dynamic EQ an advantage over “static” equalizers in that it can respond in real time to signal input, applying equalization when it is needed, rather than all the time.
The Vintage EQ gets its name from the warmth and character you hear when passing a signal through this EQ. Any mastering or recording engineer worth his weight in salt will know that when using a “standard” digital EQ, the frequency response approaches 0dB and the signal frequency approaches the Nyquist frequency.
The “NICE EQ” brings one of the most sought after hardware eq’s directly to your DAW with amazing accuracy. You are actually working with two unique hardware eq plug-ins, with Solid State and Vacuum Tube versions. Not only is an ultra-realistic analog frequency attribute being performed, but also advanced harmonic content. NICE EQ is based upon a new sound engine called Acqua, developed by Acustica Audio, creators of the “Powered by Nebula Core II Technology” engine, an advanced form of audio generation called V.V.K.T., or Vectorial Volterra Kernels Technology. This allows the Plug-In to reproduce exacting details of analog sound, not just changes in frequency but also harmonic content in the form of live, streaming data.
“The GEQ-8300 (It is the 8200!) EQ For Nebula” consists of 15 programs: Narrow, Wide, Medium, and Shelf EQ’s, ‘console’ preamps, and more. Programs are sampled at 96kHz and are tested to retain accuracy at 44.1kHz and 48kHz sample rates with the latest version of Nebula3 Pro. This eq has become perhaps the most highly-acclaimed eq for mastering. It shares the rich history in design from the original sweep-tunable, parametric eq. Created as the ultimate mixing version from a legendary shared-design, it has truly become a favorite mastering eq the world over. Its origin is known to have begun in the early ’70’s as a design requiring no inductors or any signal-altering items in the path. Following its lineage from the ‘130’ to the ‘430’, to what is known as a variant ‘8000’ series today, this is the ultimate no-compromise eq.
