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I've seen in tutorials where they automate the eq (which has 5-7 parametric bands) in a way that's not quite the same in Logic Pro. Is there a plugin available ( free or paid ) that allows me to do what you can do in FL Studio's fruity parametric EQ2, or the on-board EQ in ableton.

Please get back to me, as I've run out of places to look.

Thanks in advance.

Why don't you just use 2 eq's in your plugin chain,if i run out of bands i just add another channel eq.

Also you can automate all the function's with logic's eq.

I find logics eq is all i need really, though I use a psp plugin to boost mids

the fat EQ in logic is another option.

Sharmaji wrote:the fat EQ in logic is another option.

What's the difference?

The technique I want to do with EQ'ing is outlined in this vid, if you can please help me figure out how to mimic this in Logic Pro, that would be righteous.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IexDC-bF ... e=youtu.be

crutch wrote:

Sharmaji wrote:the fat EQ in logic is another option.

What's the difference?

got a much broader boost Q-- way more musical.

OP logic's EQ can easily do this, just use high Q values.

much appreciate the reply! but can you please check out the video I posted, and give me some pointers on how to do what the fruity parametric eq 2 ( in this case) does, to the formant eq shape.

TokerCoughin wrote:much appreciate the reply! but can you please check out the video I posted, and give me some pointers on how to do what the fruity parametric eq 2 ( in this case) does, to the formant eq shape.

1. set up a bunch of peaks and troughs on your EQ
2. add another big peak
3. automate the frequency of the other big peak up and down

Sharmaji wrote:

crutch wrote:

Sharmaji wrote:the fat EQ in logic is another option.

What's the difference?

got a much broader boost Q-- way more musical.

OP logic's EQ can easily do this, just use high Q values.

Sorry only just saw this. Awesome, my shit needs to be more musical il have to give it a go.