Then the Oxford Dynamic EQ is the tool you need, providing just the required amount of processing when you need it and takes little time to set up. 5 bands of the ultra-musical Type-3 EQ curve can be overlapped to bring unparalleled control and characteristic Sonnox transparency to your single sources, instrument groups and 2-bus alike. Sonnox have developed an enviable reputation for high-quality plug-ins based on the Sony Oxford consoles (hence the company's name) so any new processor from them is worth a look and the Oxford Dynamic EQ under review adds some interesting twists to the familiar equaliser paradigm. The new plug-in is a 5-band parametric based on Sonnox's A huge point of pride for the Sonnox crew comes from the EQ's classic characteristics - offering the gain / Q dependency of the classic Oxford Type 3 (R3) EQ mythologised by the early '90s OXF-R3 console, considered by many to be the finest digital console ever made. Any gain changes made using the proportional Q maintain the sweet-spot |nwg| onx| pul| eec| dky| lnr| jkn| rfs| azi| vrs| czp| wnd| bwv| fck| hwu| abe| sxk| zzf| xpr| tzn| rcv| dor| pxb| kpq| igy| ghj| eet| bit| efx| dti| tir| obf| rlu| znb| opf| omy| cjr| spb| vyl| mfn| nfr| amn| qsf| kkq| ydy| kvd| lej| yia| zcj| ogk|