Top Eq tip from Chocolate Puma

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I’ve found this nice little trick on Chocolate Puma’s twitter the other day, may be an old news but I’ve thought I share it anyway :smiley:



[url=http://chocolatepuma.com/872/studio-tips-separating-two-sounds-with-logics-match-eq/]http://chocolatepuma.com/872/studio-tips-separating-two-sounds-with-logics-match-eq/[/url]



I think this could be very useful for learning the EQ, even if not used in mixing.



It’s in logic but I think 3rd party plugs with this function can be found for other hosts

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Cheers

Nice post :slight_smile:





Any idea of any 3rd party plugs that may do something similar for us Ableton users? :cool:

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[quote]roben (12/04/2010)[hr]Cheers

Nice post :slight_smile:





Any idea of any 3rd party plugs that may do something similar for us Ableton users? :cool:[/quote]

Izotope Ozone has an eq match feature for one that i think most people here have,theres Elevayta FreEq Boy,BIAS Repli-Q, and RNDigital Freq-ualizer.theres like 2 or 3 more but they arent coming to mind right now.

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unfortunately you can’t set Ozone’s match EQ curve to negative values, not sure about other plugs

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[quote]seanl (12/04/2010)[hr]unfortunately you can’t set Ozone’s match EQ curve to negative values, not sure about other plugs[/quote]

this is true, Elevayta FreEq Boy is probably the closest one could get to logics match eq that i know of off the top of my head.