Steve Harris wrote: >You can use the "fast lookahead limiter" and "triple band parametric" >(actually 3 band para + low and high shelves) EQ from my plugin >collection, using a batch processing capable tool like ecasound or >applyplugin. > > Thanks Steve, I'm trying your "triple band parametric" and I can't get the High-shelving freq to cut off fast enough. Perhaps I have the args wrong: I have the last args as: -70 5536 1, but it seems a gentle decline. Am I doing something wrong? I'd like to have a brick at 5k. Can that be done? Oh, BTW: why are the Q's limited to 4? >- Steve > >On Mon, Mar 28, 2005 at 04:17:53PM -0800, Brad Fuller wrote: > > >>Anyone know of any Linux functional equivalents for Waves' L1 and Q10 >>modules? >>I just need something close - and maybe it's a combo of plug-ins that'll >>do the job, maybe it's just one app. >>And, I don't require a GUI, I actually need to set it up as a batch >>processing system anyway. >> >>If you are not familiar with the plug-ins, the following is from the >>Waves' site: >> >>*L1:* >>http://www.waves.com/content.asp?id=160 >>L1 Features: >> >> * >> Double precision internal processing >> * >> Lookahead peak limiter for maximum level >> * Two types of dither >> * Three noise-shaping curves for optimal control >> * Maximum peak control with minimum distortion >> * Requantize to 24, 20, 16, 12, and 8-bit output >> * Sample-accurate peak hold metering >> * Adjustable release time >> >> ====== >>*Q10 Paragraphic EQ* >>http://www.waves.com/content.asp?id=161 >>Q10 Features: >> >> * >> Selectable number of bands >> * >> Frequency response display >> * >> 5 types of filters, bell, low/high shelf, low/high pass >> * >> Filter band control point for graphical modification >> * >> Control strapping >> * >> Versatile EQ Controls: Frequency, Gain, and Q >> * >> Low noise filters >> * >> Process Left and Right separately, strapped or mono >> >> >>Most gracious thank you! >>brad >> >> >>
