Rain
Thanks for this - I demoed this at same time as Alloy 2 - I purchased this!
Very nice, very easy and even though I do have pro channel,  this is more elegant and easier I feel.
Love the EQ and just might use it for that!
I'm really not sure about Alloy 2 - nicer GUI but sound wise etc, not worth $79 upgrade I don't think.
Cheers
Nigel

Got interested... and noticed I've missed the special price by one day. Duh...

Did you try and purchase it - says for $49 dollars in Paypal?

Kalle Rantaaho


Got interested... and noticed I've missed the special price by one day. Duh...

Kalle,


It's still $49....


I just checked it by adding it to my cart...

Glad you guys like it. 

That EQ is one of my favorite "modern" parametric EQ along w/ the one is Studio One.

Actually, that's one minor thing I'd like to see added as an option: I usually prefer to work w/ displays like the one on Studio One Eq, where frequencies are represented by bands instead of curves. 

I think one of the most INTERESTING and USEFUL features I see on this
is the ability to SOLO the frequencies....what a great idea...

Decided to get this one over Alloy 2 (for now). Ordered, purchased and downloaded. Not installed yet.

cclarry


I think one of the most INTERESTING and USEFUL features I see on this
is the ability to SOLO the frequencies....what a great idea...

Definitely a big plus. 


Come to think of it - another thing I might like see them "borrow" from Waves H-EQ - the reference keyboard, so that you can identify/select frequencies w/ actual notes. 


Another thing I've seen only in Waves H series is the compressor release referring to BPM - which only makes sense if you think of it.


These 2 things should become standard in the future IMHO, at least optionally.

Rain

cclarry


I think one of the most INTERESTING and USEFUL features I see on this
is the ability to SOLO the frequencies....what a great idea...

Definitely a big plus. 


Come to think of it - another thing I might like see them "borrow" from Waves H-EQ - the reference keyboard, so that you can identify/select frequencies w/ actual notes. 


Another thing I've seen only in Waves H series is the compressor release referring to BPM - which only makes sense if you think of it.


These 2 things should become standard in the future IMHO, at least optionally.

+1

Anyone know which files we are suppose to install?  On my download page in my account with them, it has several files, but there are no instructions on which ones to use.  The ones that end in "pkg" have no executable files, so I don't know how to install them.  I only installed the "mixcontrolprox64.zip" file which had an application file in it.  What are the "pkg" files for and how do we install them?