A New Era In EQ? Eventide SplitEQ Plugin

[@Producelikeapro]

What are some of YOUR favourite plugins? Let me know below!

[@davidtushishvili6938]

waves abbey road rs124, u-he presswerk, satin.

[@Producelikeapro]

@@davidtushishvili6938 thanks for sharing

[@WisdomHouseCreative]

SSL's eq-x 2 is pretty much perfect if your want a clean, flexible digital eq. If I'm not looking for eq "color," I'm using eq-x 2.

[@CrushingAxes]

Fabfilter works great for me, for some reason sometimes the Waves EQ Renaissance sounds better in a few instruments, Mäag Audio EQ4 sometimes, I also like to use an SSL on the guitar bus.

[@PooNinja]

IZotope Elements 🤘🏽

[@EirikHasselberg]

Bought it without seing this video first, had a lot of fun and can just say that this thing is like half a dozen plugins in one. All you need to mix and master now is a couple of compressors, a good reverb, a limiter and this thing. It literally makes things like Soothe 2, Gullfoss and other "cheat"-plugins obsolete once you get your head around everything this plugin has to offer. It is a transient shaper, de-esser, stereo/mono maker and loads of other things. Just crazy, and a right out steal at $99.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever is much for sharing Eirik!

[@jsnell126]

I think I might have to buy this. I have gulfoss and use it often but I find it doesn't always do what I want it to.

[@Gang-25j]

Reverb?

[@angelobruschini4899]

I tried the demo and straight away bought it, Old pro guitarist Iv'e always had problems controlling the string punch and tone on the higher strings (clean sounds) this has solved it, now I can match the backing tracks easily.I can now place it perfectly. Thanks Eventide.

[@Producelikeapro]

That's amazing to hear!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks for sharing!

[@angelobruschini4899]

@@Producelikeapro Thanks for making the vid. I did not know about it.

[@zackfreedman2486]

Demoed for 10 mins, instant buy... Amazing for removing mud from keys while leaving the punch intact or bringing out the percussive sound of a funky guitar, without overpowering the vocals. Great video as always Warren!

[@Producelikeapro]

That's amazing Zack!

[@leefchapman]

Your excitement over this is contagious! What it did for those guitars and vocals was magic.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much my friend! You Rock!!

[@MartinvonBargen]

@@Producelikeapro It's deffo an instabuy for me when I get paid next week. The demo sounds bananas on metal guitars. The mid-sizzle is like listening to a pan of Walls sausages being fried by Linda Lusardi filming an ASMR video.

[@Producelikeapro]

@@MartinvonBargen hahaha thanks Martin!

[@smokinmoose2]

"I like the fact that it doesn't have rusty screws on it"...that's gold right there. BTW, that's gonna be the name of my next band, Rusty Screws.

[@Producelikeapro]

Haha thanks Al!

[@BassBusMusic]

Just downloaded the demo and put it on a couple of tracks from a piece I've been having problems getting a good mix with. Played around with the frequencies and then panned a couple of those frequencies and it had me in tears. It's just brought out the magic in that piece for me. Buying this whatever. Thanks for your in depth review.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much! I’m glad to be able help review it!

[@JimijaymesProductions]

On drums this seems like a godsend, I often find I have issues where the high end of the transient of the snare can be annoying, using compression means less overall transients, less high end means a dull snare. With this it seems like I can take out some of the high end transient and add in that high end in the tonal side. Actually a new EQ plugin that does something that others don't!

[@Producelikeapro]

I was very happy with this plug in! Agreed, drums and dense mixes and are going to be fit hugely from this

[@Producelikeapro]

I was very happy with this plug in! Agreed, drums and dense mixes and are going to be fit hugely from this

[@budgetguitarist]

Eventide is a great company. EQ plugins remind me of guitar pedals - the market is beyond saturated. But this IS a pretty neat EQ. I think for me, as a small studio owner, I'm always looking for bang for the buck and give me the biggest improvements for the least money. $99 isn't bad.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much for sharing!

[@rome8180]

Considering it's Eventide, I honestly expected one of those absurdly priced plugins. Like $299 or something. $99 is well within reason.

[@Producelikeapro]

@@rome8180 agreed 100%!

[@murraywebster1228]

Have used other versions of this but here is a great straightforward GUI. Well done Eventide!

[@Producelikeapro]

Fantastic! Thanks Murray!

[@jimbeaux4988]

I was a bit skeptical at first, but your examples are very compelling.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@marin4311]

The power of this thing serms incredible. Worth the money,indeed. This one can replace a whole bunch of plugins I’m using now. A game changer.

[@Producelikeapro]

Fantastic! Thanks for sharing

[@Brian-zc2ip]

That is a powerful bit of kit right there. No clutter.

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, simple GUI I like that!

[@markchristopher2373]

Thanks Warren, great lesson on EQ in general as well as demonstrating this plug! Hope you are recovering from your injury! All best, MC

[@rickelliott6946]

This seems to be an entire game changer. 99 bucks I’m all in. They’ve taken equalization to a higher level of pinpoint accuracy and definition.

[@Producelikeapro]

Fantastic! Thanks for sharing

[@Jazzfinga]

2 of my favorite plugins, Scheps Parallel Particles and the BBE plugins

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks for sharing

[@terrydoyle]

I have had the demo on the whole afternoon on various sessions. This one's a keeper no doubt. Then I go on YT and here you are with the same plugin. A very useful tool indeed :-)

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, we are thinking it’s going to be in our recommended list!

[@chrisibbetson]

Great to be able to treat audio in this way! Expand your mind!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks Chris!!

[@lorpal1]

This looks great for bass when you split for distorted/clean,

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks for sharing!

[@doug.heartstringssound]

Love your detailed experimenting with it. Finally got the demo and will be purchasing after the demo. It's nice to see some real creativity and imagination at work with the results of this plugin. Thanks Warren for a great demo ride! You Rock sir!

[@thegroove2000]

Incredible work. Well done the eventide team. They always bring the goods.

[@Producelikeapro]

Fantastic!!

[@HitTheRoadMusicStudio]

Wow, always been fascinated by the new interpretations and inventions of tools that we use every day 🤘Awesome Job eventide, thx for this killer review Warren, really showed me on what this could be helpful!!! Consider upgrading my toolbox hehe

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Ady!

[@niclasrundkvist]

Looks really interesting. Can't wait to try this out. Thanks for another great video, as usual.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks for watching

[@selimsayari]

Thanks for the great review. Another killer plugin by Eventide!

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed 100%!

[@whoakayno]

Sounds fantastic! Can use it on everything

[@Producelikeapro]

Fantastic!

[@pangloss9]

I don't think I ever watched a single video and then bought a plugin before...before this one, that is.

[@Producelikeapro]

Great to hear!

[@DrMax0]

Even just using just the "full mix" separation algorithm rendered great results. I wonder how well the specific algos will work.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@yanossnicklefritz7064]

It's an interesting way to do it. I'm an amateur compared to most of you guys out there in my studio. I'm just a solo artist writing and recording his own music. I have iZotope's version similar to this and just haven't found it to work well for me. I prefer good old fashion graphic eq's for mixing and mastering. Maybe because in many ways I'm still old fashion.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much for sharing!

[@JimijaymesProductions]

Do you mean izotopes transient shaper? that is very different thats a dynamic transient shaper that is multiband. Its like the opposite order of operations to this. I mean it can probably achieve similar things but the way you use it is very different.

[@yanossnicklefritz7064]

@@JimijaymesProductions No the Neutron 3 Equalizer. Seems very similar to the Eventide.

[@JimijaymesProductions]

@@yanossnicklefritz7064 Thats just a dynamic fully parametric EQ with cool sidechain features unless there is an update I don't know about. Great for that purpose, the eventide doesn't do dynamic EQ and also doesn't have the masking feature of Neutron that I like to use sometimes. If you are struggling to find a purpose for the Neutron equalizer, i'd start off with not using the dynamic modes and use the alt function where you can hold the alt key and it isolates the band and then you can move that band around to try and find a problematic frequency or the frequency that is needing to be boosted. Definitely a different way of thinking to old school analog EQ though.

[@yanossnicklefritz7064]

@@JimijaymesProductions I appreciate it. The way I look at it, there is a use for everything. I'll keep trying it on different things like the rest of the plugins I've bought and added on. And eventually as I use it more, the more I may find uses for it and like using it.

[@kush9308]

Rightly said Warren 💯 This may be not revolutionary but it's REALLY helpful!! amazing plugin 🔥 also when will be Kali IN-8 V2 giveaway winners be announced?

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Kush!

[@gmichaelhall]

Transient or tonal control option.. In one EQ? I'm in. One thing I have become quite addicted to is the auto gain feature of Sonnox Claro , this plugin with a similar auto gain algorithm would be pure gold

[@Producelikeapro]

This is definitely being added to my short list of must haves!

[@gmichaelhall]

@@Producelikeapro I've been trialling the MtM Reso against Soothe 2, as far as filtering eqs go it's hard not to like the Reso, I'm trying not to like it and it has some ironing out but tonally, it seems to me it's a more transparent alternative certainly worth having a gander at. Good month for eq and resonance tools Ymmv, be well kind man ✌️ 🎶 🎶

[@mosermichael4404]

Killer eq sonnox Claro auto gain is very good and the tow channel split option eq.. That it shows the disturbing frequencies like sibilance and too much energy in the low end. Really great function!👌👍😉

[@seazonproductions4986]

Spiff by oeksound does basically the same thing, but this does look great too!

[@Producelikeapro]

I’m huge Oeksound fan, Soothe 2 is one of my go to plug ins on every mix! This plug in is going to be one of my go tos now!

[@Rhythmattica]

Though its more Transients than also Tonal eq like this... yeh?

[@seanemmettfullerton]

Warren! Thank you for this demo! Soooo intriguing for mastering and mixing. I'm not easily impressed these days, but THIS is something :)

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@kwizo1]

Went to demo it and before I activated the demo, I listened to the examples and then bought it. Stumbled on a discount code and got it for $49.50! Best plugin purchase in years; I think this is my new goto EQ.

[@bengarland]

Can your code be used more than once? If so please share :)

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks for sharing!

[@commiekiller3000]

This looks like such a powerful plugin for any sound geek’s arsenal. Seriously considering getting this one.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks for sharing

[@hopetea7670]

Yep certainly worth a trial. Thanks Warren.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks

[@tomasronnyn]

Saved to see later... I'vewatch the first 10 minutos and it's getting very interesting in advance thank you for the content 😁😁😁

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks Ronny!

[@briankingart]

You nailed it. Eventide, brilliant! TY Sir Warren😎

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Brian

[@RodrigoLana]

😲😲😲 Chocado! Finalmente um plugin parceiro do Soothe 2!

[@connollytunes]

Warren, if I am a tenth as excited as you are, I want this. I think this truly could be a "game-changer". WANT!! Wish it was a little cheaper. I know it's on offer, but I can't bring myself to spend that much on "an EQ". I know, I know - it's not just an EQ. Did I mention I want this...? Ah Warren, you do such a fabulous job of making enjoyable videos. 😊

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much Charles!!

[@connollytunes]

@@Producelikeapro You really are one of my absolute faves of the music mixing gurus on KZbin. I have just signed up to EVERYTHING. KZbin, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, mailing list, the lot. Determined to win one of these things. And pleased to get so much in return even if I don't win. You've helped a lot over the many months. Mainly because you're human and down to earth, plus also very fun, not to mention experienced and knowledgeable. Here's TO ya, Warren.

[@PAKBOTOFFICIAL]

I love this channel! Sending love from Italy 🇮🇹♥️

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@PAKBOTOFFICIAL]

@@Producelikeapro Thanks to you, really. Thanks also for the perfect English pronunciation! To me, as an Italian boy, it's very useful. ; )

[@charliebryce3783]

Looks ideal for acoustic guitar, especially rhythm which always has a lot of transients.

[@Producelikeapro]

Exactly! Great stuff

[@charliebryce3783]

@@Producelikeapro the ultimate would also be dynamic eq control of tone and transients.

[@Producelikeapro]

@@charliebryce3783 it can control the levels of both of those! I would try in on a trial! You’ll love it

[@SimonLarkin-CSRecording]

This looks great! Don't forget to change the source though, at the bottom under band 2. I have read it changes things behind the scenes depending on the source your dealing with, you had it set to full mix the whole way through.

[@Producelikeapro]

Indeed, if you watched the whole video I explained I kept on full range myself for large periods before then switching to their presets. When you demo it feel free to use their presets first and then go back to full range and see how it works for you

[@SimonLarkin-CSRecording]

@@Producelikeapro cool my bad, I didn't see the end of the vid as my boss caught me watching it 😅🤣😇

[@atkinsonkieron]

Got an EDU licence. Good to teach a new and interesting approach to EQ

[@element1769]

I think it could be an impulse for competition to more innovative aproach in plugin desining

[@Producelikeapro]

Agreed!

[@Mix3dbyMark]

It seems like parallel compression with EQ... only question, is it causing phase issues?

[@rickspyder6159]

Absolute game changer across the board ...pun intended ...this is the kind of thing we as engineers try to do with multiple plug in chains...NOT ANY MORE ...WOW

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much for sharing

[@Markrspooner]

Looks very interesting, would be happy to win a copy.

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks! Enter to win. Many thanks

[@SynthStreet]

This looks and sounds very interesting , i am intrigued! Thanks Warren 👏

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@SynthStreet]

@@Producelikeapro 💗😊👏

[@audiosounddoctor5834]

This is revolutionary...... great plugin!

[@Producelikeapro]

Marvellous

[@BlankEchos]

This opens up so many new opportunities. Really impressed :O

[@Producelikeapro]

Great to hear!

[@neovxr]

This multitrack pack is one of the best ever to try out stuff. I had similar ideas about what to do, now you found an EQ that can do it faster and more focused. Soundcloud has a lot of interesting mixes on that song. But can we tweak the separation between attack and steady component per EQ band? Like, the transient time-constants should be slower for lower frequencies. What I did back then was a 4-band split into 4 transient designers, Flux-bitter-sweet as I remember.

[@CrushingAxes]

This kick sounds great!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@legacyShredder1]

I'm already loving this. However I've got an eternal problem of my brain saying "Have I gone too far? No it's good. No wait. Yup. You went too far."

[@Producelikeapro]

Haha I believe we all do!

[@user-ic7cj8lq9z]

You can do sort of this effect by doubling the track applying filters and controlling the dynamics from a sidechain of the same track

[@user-ic7cj8lq9z]

@@levondarratt787 Yeah this plugin is a neat abstraction to quickly solve a problem or get a specific result. You can do the same thing without and with more flexibility but it is more messy and takes longer to tweak.

[@bencawood]

I'm impressed with this eq buying it now

[@LykaonMetalMusic]

My fav Eq's at the moment are Bx SSL 4000 E & Fab Pro Q3 but im always open for new stuff!

[@danielk.5784]

Super interesting! Thanks for the great review!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much!

[@OrfinMusik]

Actually reminds me of Oxford dynamic EQ in function as well

[@Producelikeapro]

That’s a good eq as well

[@JimJWalker]

Well I bought it. How can you not?

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks Jim!

[@Shadowsreach1]

interesting eq! I thought you got new monitors? Genelc? Thanks for the video!

[@Producelikeapro]

I do! I have been switching in and out trying new monitors etc recently and the 1032’s have been my go to for 20 years now!

[@Shadowsreach1]

@@Producelikeapro right on! just making sure I pay attention! haha Thanks!

[@rocknrory]

Looks pretty sweet! I was just looking at Sonnox's Transmod. Would this be able to completely replace a transient shaper like that or SPL's transient designer?

[@Producelikeapro]

I believe for purely transient shaping the SPL or a number of other transient designer only plug ins still have a place! This is an amazing tool for keeping the bite or attack of a part without the overbearing EQ of just boosting that area

[@rocknrory]

@@Producelikeapro Roger that! Thanks for the response, and all your insightful and cheerful videos =]

[@Producelikeapro]

@@rocknrory you’re very welcome

[@johnchase3920]

Good lord, Warren! Your wearing cans around your neck, which at first glance, I thought was an ascot. On the other hand, this EQ looks like it’s headed for my plug-in pool. Thank you for the review👍

[@Producelikeapro]

You’re very welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video

[@Charlie-Oooooo]

Looks like a fun tool! While other plugins might have similar capabilities, it seems that the GUI functionality/design on this one makes it stand out. So it also looks like a time saving tool. Cheers everyone!

[@Producelikeapro]

I’m really enjoying it!!

[@TheeRocker]

Nice Warren,,, This is nice,,, You'll probably like Transgressor by Boz Digital... Not used this SplitEQ yet (will be lol) Though I believe Transgressor goes more extreme, same concept controlling resonance and transient of chosen frequencies separately. Though no panning. These are pretty incredible control idea's for a bunch of musicians lol..

[@Producelikeapro]

What I’m liking is it’s musicality. Others are pointing similar plug ins, which do similar things, however none of them have become widely used because they mess too much with the integrity of the source material. I believe why many people at echoing to like this is because it maintains the integrity. Many thanks, Warren

[@timdorney3906]

Just take my money, this on drums, surfer eq on bass, I'll be in heaven.

[@Producelikeapro]

Fantastic Tim!

[@johndubo9018]

So sorry about that. Warren why is everything so much more expensive in regards to pro audio equipment? Ever since corona prices have gone up 3 times. Is this the norm now ? Will it ever go back ?

[@Producelikeapro]

Who is Russ?

[@Producelikeapro]

That’s an interesting question! Obviously the tariffs were an issue. My US friends said there were certain components that are only made overseas so that affected their bottom line and then of course the lockdowns made manufacturing very difficult. I read inflation was up 6.9%. Let’s hope it slows down in the next year or two

[@Nathankaye]

Boz Digital Labs Transgressor 2 was released in 2017 which does much the same thing and a bit more...

[@25fps32]

hi whats the band name? sounds great.

[@sm5574]

Your Blue headphones are peeling just like mine. I'm always afraid I'll go out somewhere with a piece of that stuff on my ear! Lol

[@Producelikeapro]

Haha I still love them though!

[@gurumajuindonesia]

what do you think? this or Claro??

[@Producelikeapro]

I haven’t tried Claro to be able to compare.

[@StatelineMusic]

I would try Quadrant of Wavesfactory it does even more

[@gurumajuindonesia]

@@StatelineMusic is it Quantum or Quadrant?

[@jasonatherton7494]

Really getting into Harrison 32c emulation plugins. Some of my favourite tracks came through this console.

[@ThomC]

Harrison is great! I've been mixing all my stuff in Harrison Mixbus for some time now and I'm really not regretting it!

[@kelvinsmyth8365]

warren did you notice the pan? that's the game changer.

[@kyleritter3074]

Is the price point worth it? You could use an eq and then transient shaper. I know thats more steps and plugins, but thats the question. Is it worth it?

[@Producelikeapro]

A transient designer can’t be manipulated to find the Transient points at different EQs on its own. Here you can freely choose what transient you want pick out and exaggerate and simultaneously reduce that exact same frequency if you require

[@m3rify]

This is wonderful for sound design! Thanks for sharing this :)

[@PooNinja]

You had me at Eventide

[@PooNinja]

I’ve started leaving a bit of dead air at the front of my recordings recently to find all the inherent noise of my system and notch EQ out the offensive hiss, hum and what not. These visual tools could help isolate the Freaky Freqz.

[@Producelikeapro]

Haha exactly! Love the pedigree of Eventide!

[@PooNinja]

@@Producelikeapro a thoroughbred for sure

[@briankingart]

The BEST walkthrough you've ever done. Period. Probably because you're the kid in the candy shoppe learning that you like SUGAR! Awesomeness, Sir Warren, aka Kid Sugar, haha

[@tootory9506]

I'm going to have to watch the rest of this video later and see if there's an explanation. 10 minutes in and I'm not sure what's going on here? what's soo different than fab filter ProQ3 or even WAVES F6 dynamic EQ?

[@glenallan6279]

Since everything is moving to Atmos i hope they add it for that as well.

[@Producelikeapro]

I'm sure they will!

[@glenallan6279]

The potential for music is already amazing... Applying this to Atmos music and video/movie effects and sounds in general is would really be incredible. Final Cut just added full Atmos support, so hopefully it'll be soon!

[@OrfinMusik]

Reminds me of the Oxford dynamic eq at least the interface does

[@Producelikeapro]

They are good plug ins too

[@all_about_islands]

its like soothe and an EQ in one .

[@Producelikeapro]

I like both of those things! I think I will use it differently form the way I use Soothe 2. That’s still one of my favourite plug ins! I love this plug in though!

[@TheeRocker]

Hmm can we select multiple transient/resonance nodes and adjust together ? Try control or shift + left click ? or Left click off node and drag select ?

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes, there is a quick key if you need it

[@BuenoLaidley]

Could I achieve the same thing from the Split EQ with Fabfilter Pro Q3 (for the sustain) and Oeksound Spiff (for the transients)? I think the Split EQ is doing the same thing as what I would do with the other two, but I am not sure exactly (seeing that Spiff is dynamic and only either boost or cut, but not both). I really like what I could do with Spiff and Pro Q3 running together though.

[@joshdraghe2403]

Steinberg has already done this. Frequency and spectral layers.

[@legeneralmusic]

Look AT the New plugin of DJ Swivel and his tonal eq !

[@Producelikeapro]

Yes! We are going to do that!

[@gitarman666]

Over FabFilter Pro Q Warren?

[@Producelikeapro]

Definitely! This EQ has been overwhelmingly welcomed! It’s pretty darn good

[@raulsoares8636]

One thing that i search in EQ's, is one that i can roll off just one frequency I mean, most plugins, when you tweak a frequency, the other frequencies around are affected too either raised up or down,creating that shape of a mountain around it, thats not what i want When i want to tweak 4000hz, i want to change something only in 4000, like a parametric EQ pedal Its just dont sound the way i want to, when other frequencies are affected i can't do the "annoying" fine tuning that i want to. Sometimes i just want to literally scoop the hell ou of a 16khz noise, and if i roll of the whole thing, it wont cut just 16, but also cut 15, 14, 13, you know.

[@BrofUJu]

Doing the db per octave might help too? You can bring that up but then tighten the Q like crazy

[@raulsoares8636]

Think about this: when you record anything, the sound spectrum or the waves, i dont know, they are full of spikes Well, if i take all those spikes and inconsiently polish them so much by just using the eq, that i dont have any spikes anymore , wouldn't make it sound less organic? Or a little artificial? Particularlly, i don't like that, wish i could do the way i mentioned before on the comment, if anyone reads this, and have ever seen a plugin that don't do this "if you turn one thing up, you turn another thing up" let me know, please

[@raulsoares8636]

@@BrofUJu Hello there, thank for the sugestion i will try XD

[@richardaling5278]

Is this like the Sonible Entropy+? I love that plugin though is per band switchable transient/resonant or normal e.q. So since i own that one for maybe 2 years, the concept is not new...

[@petermcculloch5899]

The concepts are similar, but the implementation is a little different. Instead of separate filter types for EQ and Entropy bands, all bands have have transient and tonal filters. To use a band as a normal EQ, just use the white handles. To boost transient or tonal, just grab the relevant tab. If you shift drag on the gain value down in the band editors, you can boost tonal gain while cutting transient gain (or vice versa) by an equivalent amount. (So unlike Sonible, you have gains for each rather than a mix control for transient and tonal). This makes it easier to maintain the levels of the tonal signal across the spectrum if you boost the transients on the high end (since they’ll stay the same)

[@JimJWalker]

Is this using the same Structural Effects Technology as used in their plug Physion?

[@anthonyagnello3733]

Yes

[@nectariosm]

So this is like Transgressor, but more expensive...and more advanced in some areas.

[@StatelineMusic]

I am surprised that nobody mentioned Quantum of Wavesfactory, it does not only EQ the transient and the tonal separately, it also does reverb, chorus, compressor, saturation, limiter, convolution, stereo-stuff, and much, much more. All separately on transient and tonal…

[@ThomC]

Frei:Raum by Sonible also does that kind of thing, it never gets mentioned for some reason. But SplitEQ has a nice layout to it and it seems to sound great from what I've heard.

[@PhilipRikoZen]

De-esser? Could someone with hands on tell me opinions as a de-esser? I'm curious. It could be interesting that you can lower the biting effects (transient) of those frequencies without having to turn it down (tonal) like a classic de-esser if the "s" "tz" sounds are fast and short. On hard distorted lead synths it sounds like a saving grace for those frequencies. Thank you!

[@TheeRocker]

Hey Warren,,, you ever-ready battery, get some sleep !!! lol I appreciate you, thanks for all.

[@Producelikeapro]

Haha good to be busy!!

[@KellyDavidMusic]

Very cool!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@Beexzz]

I'm guessing Eventide went ahead and update and polished their engine from Physion (was it called like that, can't say for sure now) and applied new thinking on the EQ. Owning some of Eventide fine tools, which are great, I just can say this is new approach to the EQ with 2 split planes in soond image and I am sure Eventide did it again! Nice work!

[@leefchapman]

Physion! Yes! I was wondering if Newfangled Audio had his hand in this as well.

[@bedtimeread]

Warren in all of your channels you got massive buildup of 50hz down, when do you cut that? I see that you don't do it in individual channels, do you do it in the instrument bus? In the mix bus? do you cut that at all, ever? Thank you!!

[@Producelikeapro]

There isn't a massive build up of 50hz. There is high passing on the individual elements before going to the bussed signal where this Plug In was applied. I suggest watching many of the videos I've done where I talk extensively about High Passing.

[@bedtimeread]

@@Producelikeapro Thank you! BTW I was just curious, I knew you did high passing and I knew you talked about it before I just didn't know were in your chain you were using this plugin :) .. also just bot it with the link ;) .. Thanks Warren, really love this review.. and the tune!!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@studioblogic]

There is something to be aware of worth mentioning. This is a MIXING tool. It creates a considerable amount of latency. Especially when you deploy it liberally. Suggesting this can be a main goto EQ is not really accurate in pre production at least. That is not a deal breaker tho, because it's a remarkably useful and effective tool. It seems to do everything in the EQ realm better than any "traditional" EQ, It's clearly a step forward and hopefully just a glimpse of how interesting future tools inspired by SplitEQ are going to be. Said it before, I'll say it again. Don't be sucked into buying photographs of vintage gear. Support future think!

[@Randallkoller]

GROOVY!

[@Producelikeapro]

Thanks ever so much

[@jerryr458]

Would love to win a copy! Great video!

[@foreverud666]

Can this be used similar to soothe2 to tame resonances?

[@anthonyagnello3733]

Yes.

[@mtnspensers]

Split eq vs Dmg multiplicity?