can anyone tell me of any eq's that i can have a high pass slope of -24dB ?

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Sony Oxford Eq has it.

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There are loads of eqs that have that, but I personally can recommend apeq. It´s simply a brilliant eq, and sounds really good. It´s my go-to plugin for it all. Cheap too.

If you select the 1P highpass filter, you need to enable 4x stack for it to be 24db/oct, as the filter is 6db/oct by default.

If you use the 2P lowpass, you just enable 2x stack, since it´s 12db/oct. Up to 4x stack means 48db/oct.

The 2P filter enables you to have a resonance curve, which can be useful.

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Originally posted by Beyer There are loads of eqs that have that, but I personally can recommend apeq. It´s simply a brilliant eq, and sounds really good. It´s my go-to plugin for it all. Cheap too. If you select the 1P highpass filter, you need to enable 4x stack for it to be 24db/oct, as the filter is 6db/oct by default. If you use the 2P lowpass, you just enable 2x stack, since it´s 12db/oct. Up to 4x stack means 48db/oct. The 2P filter enables you to have a resonance curve, which can be useful.

have you got a link mate, i searched apeq but nothing turned up ? or is apeq short for something ?

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First hit on Google:
http://www.apulsoft.ch/apeq/

Are you looking for a paid EQ or a free one?
Don't forget you can also use a filter for that task.

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Originally posted by farris First hit on Google: http://www.apulsoft.ch/apeq/ Which EQ are you using now? And are you looking for a paid EQ or a free one?

at the moment i am just using the onboard cubase eq which doesnt give u an option of how steep he high pass slope is, free or paid for sofware i would like to know about both, cheers for the link

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I changed my message while you were typing
You can also use a filter to highpass what you need.
For both (EQ and filter) have a search on www.kvraudio.com though, you'll more then likely will find what you need.

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Originally posted by farris I changed my message while you were typing You can also use a filter to highpass what you need. For both (EQ and filter) have a search on www.kvraudio.com though, you'll more then likely will find what you need.

cheers bud

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Cambridge EQ has numerous slopes

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