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Classic Console EQ And ‘British EQ’...
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Some of the best EQ plugins are modelled not after standalone outboard units, but the EQ sections of classic mixing consoles. In particular, the term ‘British EQ’ became something of a selling point over the years since the 1950's, and essentially refers to the quality and sound of the equaliser sections found in many classic British-made mixing consoles by the likes of Neve, AMEK, and Soundcraft. These EQs had a colour to them that was quite particular and they were used on many of the best and most famous records, and became much sought-after: this is why so many EQ plugins are based on their designs.
5 Great EQs – The List
As ever, the list is not in rank order and features some top choices for any budget, from free and donation-only plugins to top-end hardware-replacing picks.
And for a complete guide to getting the most out of EQ in your music, don’t forget to check out the new Ultimate Guide on the subject, right here!
1. Fabfilter Pro-Q
Having gone on about the significance of past EQs , you could say the Pro-Q is the face of EQ in 2013. It combines a fast and intuitive GUI, massive flexibility if desired (24-band EQ, anyone?) and awesome transparent sound [correction: no dedicated saturation option as I originally stated: my fault, and not to take away from the quality of the Pro-Q!]. Definitely worth checking out.
Available for Mac (32/64-bit, all formats) and PC (32-bit VST, VST3, AAX and RTAS; 64-bit VST and VST3). Official site here.
2. DMG Audio EQuality
Another 21st-century-style favourite.
Available for Mac and PC, in VST, AU and RTAS formats. Official site here
3. Waves PuigTec EQP-1A
A favourite emulation of the classic Pultec EQ we mentioned earlier. So many companies have done their own Pultec emulations, you could write a whole separate list. Other totally worthy mentions are the Nomad Factory Pulse-Tec EQ set, the EQP-1A that comes as part of the IK Multimedia T-rackS bundles, and not forgetting the free Leftover Lasagne Pushtec 5+1A.
Available for Mac and PC, in VST, AU, RTAS and TDM formats. Official site here.
4. Waves API 550A EQ
Another great emulation, this one is part of the Waves API Collection bundle.
Available for Mac and PC, in VST, AU, RTAS and TDM formats. Official site here.
5. Softube Passive-Active Pack
Technically three separate but closely related plugins, the Passive-Active Pack includes a Neumann PEV 930 passive EQ emulation, a Filtek Labo Mk5 active EQ emulation, and a third plugin – shown above – that cleverly combines both. Hard to beat for working on low-end frequencies.
Available for Mac and PC in 32/64-bit VST, VST3, RTAS and AAX Native/AAX DSP formats. Official site here.
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