Softube’s Weiss EQ MP plugin is designed for surgical mixing at professional quality
It’s based on the minimum phase algorithm from the Weiss EQ1
GEAR 2021: Softube has introduced the Weiss EQ MP plugin, its latest collaboration with Weiss Engineering. Said to be an EQ that’s “honed for professional-grade use,” this is built on the minimum phase algorithm of the classic Weiss EQ1 and is designed for surgical mixing purposes.
This is a seven-band EQ that promises transparency and accuracy for the mixing specialist. Enhancements include continuous unstepped frequency parameters and expanded filter slopes, and you also have the bonus of a resizable GUI with dark mode.
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Despite its power, the learning curve is said to be practically non-existent. CPU load is said to be low, too, as is latency.
The Weiss EQ MP is now included with the Weiss EQ1, and existing EQ1 owners will receive the EQ MP for free. It’s also part of the Weiss Complete Collection; again, existing owners will receive the EQ MP for free
The Weiss EQ MP is available now for the introductory price of $149 (regular price $249). It runs on PC and Mac in VST/AU/AAX formats. Find out more on the Softube website.
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