Keeping it simple I'm going to say a Sontec MES-482 (use to be called MES-462) with the addition of individual band bypass switches and stepped HPF/LPF.
Instead of turning a knob to get boost/cut, how about turning knobs to set a target or mask for a desired spectral result.
only ever used its low mid anyway and even that isnt right cant really agree with that barryi can do what it does betterthe 5500 curves are different ... its a classy refined boxi guess just dont like it i dont like lots of stuffi bought it because the low mids are fantastic better then most things
Right now i cant get the idea of a graphic eq á la Bernie G. out of my head. ~7 bands, vari Q, a few dbs cut boost...
... bonus if it also dispenses pie.
A Niveau filter with two parametric bands. That thing could do anything.
Jaakko,Not hardware, but have you tried this?http://www.elysia.com/software/niveau-filter/Or am I out of the loop on something.
i would love an eq that did something to the 240 -450 htz range that i could use
Hrmmm...*strokes beard*
I have no idea how does the classic "tilt EQ" circuit sound like: http://gilmore2.chem.northwestern.edu/projects/showfile.php?file=equal_prj.htm
I seem to recall fletcher telling me that those things were made out of the little ( urei or shure ) room eq modules the ones with fixed freqs in little boxes that you stacked together to make room / pa eqs he told me something like for the japn BGM he had to buy them every module he could find !can somebody help my memory on this ..?
Hmm, could it be based on the Urei 539 or 537?Anyone know more about this?