December 30th, 2009 in Gear/Essentials
Tagged with EQ, mixing fx
The Cambridge EQ is – hands down – the best software equalizer i ever used. It is perfeclty predictable, precise and easy to use, sounds very natural and serves all my equalizing needs. Especially its elliptical lowcut filter mode does very suprising things in the bass frequencies below 50hz and is unique to this EQ. Culprit: only available for UAD dsp cards. Then again i recommend purchasing a UAD anyway – you can run dozens of Cambridge EQs without ever putting your cpu in trouble.
A native alternative is Sonnox Oxford EQ. It’s got similar features and same ease of use. Then again it is missing the awesome elliptical filtermode.
I didn’t yet find a free equalizer that satisfied my needs as much as above ones, eventhough it is often said that most EQs are basicly the same in terms of algorhythm. Of course i didn’t look for anything else in a while, thus suggestions are welcome.
January 15, 2010 at 1:10 pm
Thx for the recommendation. Wasn’t Electri-Q the professional version of something formerly available for free?
January 7, 2010 at 3:14 pm
Try Electri-Q and ddmf IIEQ Pro eq’s, instead of Sonnox.