I need the best SIMPLE vst EQ for sweetening - Page 2

Aldersea · 14th October 2018

I'm no expert but I really like Acustica RedEQ for sweet "analog-like" EQing.
It just sounds great.

kcorstel · 17th October 2018

whats a simple eq? and what this that thats how your brain works? dude, just fork over the 50 bucks and let someone else do it, why are you bothering your brain?

Local Man · 17th October 2018

Quote:

Originally Posted by kcorstel ➡️

whats a simple eq? and what this that thats how your brain works? dude, just fork over the 50 bucks and let someone else do it, why are you bothering your brain?

Yes, the OP should travel back in time 4 years and pay 50 US dollars for a mix engineer that will make all of his EQ adjustments for him.
Great comment!

Zargg · 17th October 2018

Waves RS56 to add to an ancient thread

Piedpiper · 17th October 2018

Quote:

Originally Posted by zvukofor ➡️

Naaah, precision is for forensics, broad strokes are for music. )
If you need something more than SlickEQ can give - check the source, it must be bad.

ProQ is cool, it can give you simple workflow too, like proportional q, but it gives you too much in its endless possibilities, and you can spend useless hours adjusting EQ instead of making a good music mix.

Just cuz it's possible doesn't mean you gotta abuse it. The OP (albeit 4 years ago now. LOL!) is looking for a simple answer which probably means he doesn't want a dozen different EQ plugs for every different context. ProQ has an extremely useful GUI as well as excellent functionality and immaculate sound. No need to go anywhere else, unless you're looking for something other than EQ.

cooker · 17th October 2018

sonimus stuff or as an alternative Mturboeq

Pali · 17th October 2018

My vote goes for Equilibrium setted up with knobs, the simpler GUI.
5 bands: Hi Shelf, Low Shelf, Bell, HPF and LPF. Maybe a Tilt. HPF and LPF turned off by default.
Hi Shelf and Low Shelf setted as a fixed frequency and HPF/LPF setted at a fixed db/oct.

random musican · 18th October 2018

You can also try Lindell TE-100: 2 bands, hi shelf, lo shelf, hpf and lpf. It may look weird, but it sounds gorgeous.
Also, you have no excuse for not trying TDR SlickEQ.

miscend · 2nd January 2020

There's a few simple sweetening EQs I like. Sonimus Sweetone, Sonimus SonEQ Pro, Acustica Pink CM, Black Rooster VEQ-1P, Fuse VQA-154, Softube Trident EQ and Slick EQ GE.

CBricius · 28th July 2020

The simplicity of the Sonimus Sweetone is great! I like tools that give you a lot of tone but are easy and creative. I have just got it and I'm experimenting with different sources. And it uses very little CPU which is a plus!

biksonije · 30th July 2020

If you don't have cash try Tokyo Dawn Records free tools or, also free, Luftikus. On the other hand, if you can spare some cash on great EQ plugins, oh well, so many out there. ;-)

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