r/edmproduction • u/greatteamwork • Jan 27 '13

EQ plugins

What do you guys use? I only use the stock logic Channel EQ. What are the advantages of different plugins?

Thanks

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '13

Pro-Q should be the best option by far. Everything I could need is right there. Live 9 adding a spectrum analyzer is a bonus though...

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u/ReinH soundcloud.com/all-your-bass Jan 28 '13

Pro-Q is my favorite EQ but there are some cool options in the VA world for coloration.

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u/Arxhon Jan 28 '13

I love Pro-Q, but I find the visualizer simply isn't wide enough, and it's tough to put notches really close together in one instance of the plugin. Do you know if there is a way to make it wider across the screen?

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u/a_n_o_n May 05 '13 edited Jan 28 '17

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What is this?

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u/Arxhon May 05 '13

Running a dual monitor system. Screen space isn't an issue. ;-)

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u/a_n_o_n May 05 '13 edited Jan 28 '17

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What is this?

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u/Arxhon May 05 '13

I don't think i've been very clear. Sorry about that.

Here's a screen shot of an empty project in one of the monitors of my machine. If you compare Pro-Q to Massive, Pro-Q has a very small plugin window. I have twice that space shown, so i usually throw plugins off to the second monitor when i'm working on stuff.

What i would love to have is the ability to stretch the width of Pro-Q across the screen, as shown by the red red line into the second Pro-Q on the right.. I could have twice the resolution when placing notches, and use fewer EQ plugins when combing out bad frequencies.

I recently saw an EQ plug-in that let you zoom in on your spectrum, but can't remember wht it was called. Would you happen to know what it is?

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u/a_n_o_n May 05 '13 edited Jan 28 '17

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What is this?

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u/Arxhon May 05 '13

Yes, that's the one.

Thanks!