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EQ
What's your go to AU EQ?
I would have said GotoEQ by Klevgrand because it's a nice looking parametric eq but it spikes my CPU usage 10% per instance sitting idle. I got the one from 4pockets yesterday but haven't used it yet and have most/all the others. ZMors is functional and reliable.
However I like parametric / simpler mixer style EQs that I can have hands on control over for multiple tracks but curious what folks are using / like.

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In Nanostudio 2, I mostly use the built-in EQ (3 band, but simple and has all the filter types you need). If I need it, I also use Pro-Q2.
Free and good enough in most cases:
LRC5
Paid with separate Mid/Side filter set, panning and multimode filters:
zMors EQ
Paid with modulation and dynamic modulation by envelope follower and LFO:
AD Filterstation 2 (not really an EQ per se but a very effective addon)
same
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All of that is built in to AUM already.
I'd love to see an AUM screenshot of such an EQ setup
6144 equalizer by DDMF by Christian Siedschlag
And Pro Q.
Nothing to it. Tap the plus sign to open an fx circle. Choose stereo processing or filters as desired.
Dude! Thank you for making me aware of LRC5. I had no idea that was out there. AU, 5 eq bands, and you can save your presets. And free, nice!
Fabfilter Pro-Q 2 ruined all other EQs for me. There’s really nothing quite comparable to its unique and easily-powerful UI.
I find in Nanostudio convenience trumps Pro-Q most of the time for quick sound fixes, but when I need something more powerful there's nothing else really like it.
Oh yah, I load up on ProQ2s and only if I run into CPU issues then I may delete a couple instances and use the in house ones,
Looking forward to ProQ3 dynamic EQ. Tried the desktop demo, fantastic.