MAutoDynamicEQ

Here's a promo video.

I just demo'd this on a bass track and didn't get any sound at first until I went into settings and chose mono in the middle of the options where it goes through lt/rt, mono, left, right only etc. Not sure if this is your problem, but it took me a little bit to figure out. I like this plug and bought the cheaper one. It's gonna take some messing with and then some to get the most out of it.

Incredible feature set.....how's the sound?  I don't think you can beat that for the money.

I ended up buying the cheaper of the two, on the presumption that I'd probably never use the spectrum-matching or complementary curve features.

I am now into my third day with it, and it's surprisingly deep. One might even make a case that it has too many options, making it difficult to just drop onto a track and go. It requires an investment of time and effort in order to learn how to use it, and even then it may never become your go-to EQ because other equalizers are quicker, simpler and easier - and lighter on the CPU.

Despite minor misgivings, I am very happy to have added MDynEQ to my toolkit. I have several other dynamic equalizers, but none are as full-featured and effective as this one. The $27/$68 price is only good for 10 more days, so you might want to snag a copy now, even if you don't have time to dig into it right away.

AFAIK, HEQ is not a dynamic equalizer.

GlissEQ is often described as a dynamic EQ, but that's not quite true in the conventional definition of the term. What GlissEQ does is let transients through unfiltered, so it's "dynamic" insofar as the EQ effect is self-modifying based on what's coming in. Sometimes, it's a very nice effect. MDynEQ can do the same thing, but not as conveniently.

What you can't do with GlissEQ is say "I want the 200Hz component lowered if it to goes over X db, otherwise leave it alone". With MDynEQ you can.

Bitflipper,

   Make sure to keep us posted of other great buys you find.  You can't beat that plug for $28!