Not one that colours the mix but is good at cutting frequencies, i.e low & high cuts and really does a good job of removing the unwanted parts.

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UAD Cambridge or Waves Q-Series.

FabFilter Pro-Q

No coloring of sound, just precise and VERY full-featured, yet easy on the CPU and stable.

http://www.fabfilter.com/products/pro-q.php

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* Highest possible sound quality * Gorgeous interface with large display for easy and precise editing * Up to 24 EQ bands * Operates either in zero latency mode, or in linear phase mode with adjustable latency * Filter shapes: Bell, High/Low Shelf, High/Low Cut with 6, 12, 24 and 48 dB/oct slopes * Each band can operate on the stereo signals or on the left or right channels independently for per-channel EQ-ing * Mid/side mode where you can EQ the mid and side signals separately * Built-in real-time frequency analyzer with Pre- and Post-EQ modes * Double-click text entry of parameter values * Different display ranges: 6 dB range for mastering use, 12 dB, and 30 dB for mixing * Stereo and mono plug-ins available * MIDI Learn * Undo/redo and A/B comparison * Smart Parameter Interpolation * Sample-accurate automation of all parameters * Extensive help file with interactive help hints * Available in RTAS, VST, VST 3 and AU for Mac OS X and Windows

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Thanks guys, nice to get some thoughts on this. I looked into the fabfilter, reminds me of the logic eq has a similar inteface whih is nice also.

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Originally posted by music2dance2 Thanks guys, nice to get some thoughts on this. I looked into the fabfilter, reminds me of the logic eq has a similar inteface whih is nice also.

I highly recommend watching some of the videos on the website and downloading the Pro-Q demo - this EQ has some very good tricks up its sleeve - the mid/side mode and independent L/R bands are very useful and it has some other very usable functions as well, such as holding down CTRL while moving the mouse up/down to adjust the Q/bandwidth for a selected channel (or multiple channels simultaneously).

In other words, it isn't just another pretty looking EQ.

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apulsoft ap-eq is pretty solid. it has absolutely no coloring of sound at all if that's what your after.

it's prety cheap as well...more info here -> http://www.apulsoft.ch/apqualizr/

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wait: anyone know if the internal fx eq's in logic colour the sound?

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seconded

I'll check out that vid on the fabfilter. Nice one for other posts guys, going to look into some of those, & start saving lol.

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Originally posted by music2dance2 ...& start saving lol.

Good thinking. It's amazing how many people will buy dozens of soft synths, then skimp on what is arguably the most important and most utilized tool in a producers' toolbox (i.e., EQ). Whether you go with the FF, Oxford, Sonnox, or any other EQ, just remember that, if you're anything like most producers, you will be using it far more than any other plugin so choose and spend wisely.

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