Linear Phase eq's

[netrik]

Anyone got any good recommendations for a good linear phase eq vst? I was using waves LinEq but it seems to slighty delay whatever track its on
Thanks

[symmetricalsounds]

are you using FL by any chance?

[Basic A]

are you using FL by any chance?

Our multiband is pimp

[netrik]

Ableton:( wish it had a stock linear phase

[symmetricalsounds]

ah i dunno then, just a mate of mine used the roger nichols frequalizer after i recommended it to him once and got the same delay thing going on.

[netrik]

Hmm... well I know not to get that one then;) thanks

[symmetricalsounds]

Hmm... well I know not to get that one then;) thanks

well i use that all the time on ableton and never notice any delay being introduced, which is why i asked what DAW cos mate uses FL.

[macc]

Linear phase eq has to delay the signal, by default.

Why do you need a linear phase eq?

[staticcast]

Linear phase eq has to delay the signal, by default.

Why do you need a linear phase eq?

A well-designed plugin should tell the DAW how much latency it introduces, though, so it can compensate (provided you're not monitoring live, obviously). Is there a "plug-in latency compensation" preference somewhere in your DAW that's unchecked?

But yeah, I would evaluate whether or not you really need one. They don't necessarily sound better. They're actually arguably worse on material with sharp transients, because they can introduce a small amount of pre-ringing. Nonlinear phase response is not necessarily a bad thing.

Trivia for the day: you can make any standard filter minimum-phase by running your audio through it first forwards, then once again backwards.

[logic pro]

voxengo curve eq...its not so expensive

[macc]

A well-designed plugin should tell the DAW how much latency it introduces, though, so it can compensate (provided you're not monitoring live, obviously). Is there a "plug-in latency compensation" preference somewhere in your DAW that's unchecked?

Aye... I was trying to get at that - I think FL studio is one of the few that doesn't have PDC though

[3za]

A well-designed plugin should tell the DAW how much latency it introduces, though, so it can compensate (provided you're not monitoring live, obviously). Is there a "plug-in latency compensation" preference somewhere in your DAW that's unchecked?

Aye... I was trying to get at that - I think FL studio is one of the few that doesn't have PDC though

We (FL users) finally got PDC this year

[egoless]

A well-designed plugin should tell the DAW how much latency it introduces, though, so it can compensate (provided you're not monitoring live, obviously). Is there a "plug-in latency compensation" preference somewhere in your DAW that's unchecked?

Aye... I was trying to get at that - I think FL studio is one of the few that doesn't have PDC though

I think this will be fixed in the next update...

[netrik]

Linear phase eq has to delay the signal, by default.

Why do you need a linear phase eq?

Ableton has delay compensation and it works great for most plug-ins including izotopes linear phase EQ but for some reason it doesn't work for Waves. I Use them sometimes during mixdown. I usually just switch between regular and linear phase just to see what sounds better for the sound...

[netrik]

Thanks for the reply's. I guess I should also ask for one that doesn't take a bunch of Cpu. I have Izotope ozone's linear phase but it takes to much Cpu to use very often...

[deadly_habit]

voxengo curve eq...its not so expensive

[netrik]

voxengo curve eq...its not so expensive

Cheers. Will check this out....

[netrik]

Hmm... well I know not to get that one then;) thanks

well i use that all the time on ableton and never notice any delay being introduced, which is why i asked what DAW cos mate uses FL.

Ohh ok, cool. Will look into it:)

[netrik]

voxengo curve eq...its not so expensive

Free actually?- http://www.voxengo.com/product/curveeq/

[logic pro]

nope, if you press shopping cart it says $89.95