SEQ-S Spline EQ | Nugen

New release, looks sweet--
 
SEQ-S gives you powerful sonic sculpting and EQ matching up to 7.1, with stereo mid-side operation and automated spectrum analysis. Massage and correct any audio with incredible resolution that you just can’t get with a traditional parametric interface.
A direct-draw interface and detailed spectrum analysis make it easy to quickly identify and specifically fine-tune your audio. Couple this with EQ matching via sonic fingerprinting and you have some unique possibilities.
Match one recording to another
Beyond traditional EQ, you can also use SEQ-S to capture the flavour of a piece of source audio and then transfer it to your current work – great for restoration and harmonisation work. Or use the same technique on individual tracks to unify different takes, microphone positions, and more.
Create 'perfect' space
The EQ Invert control gives you a minimally-invasive technique for creating space in a complex mix where traditional EQs are just too cumbersome. By ‘sampling’ the vocal and applying the inverted the curve to the backing, specific space can be gently created without unnecessarily altering the original tonality of the underlying audio.
 
$249.00
 
http://www.nugenaudio.com/productdetails.php?pid=22
 

I'll try the demo for the matching function but for mastering I already have Equilibrium.
I like Nugen products (except for the high retail prices) but he rarely offers many sales or promos.

It certainly is pretty but pricey. I think Melda offers more for considerably less

It's nice but not worth the $$. The matching feature works fine but I never use that for either mixing or mastering.
A 30 day demo though.

bitflipper
It looks beautiful, as all of the Nugen products do. But $249 and iLok - no thanks. You can do most of the same things (less the surround support) with Voxengo's CurveEQ for $89.95 and no iLok. If spectrum-matching is your main motivation, MAutoDynamicEQ is the easiest way to do that, with Ozone a respectable runner-up.

Maybe CW could borrow some of that sexy "glow" for the Quad Curve EQ.    That's about as close as I'd be getting to this...
 
 

I already have an account there which you need to access the dl files but it's a simple install.
There aren't any auth. files or process, (unless it uses my info for my previous registered ones) just a nag screen when opening the plugins.

30 day trials are nice to try expensive plugins that won't be purchased.