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free EQ match plug in for Audacity?
On 9/05/2019 8:16 AM, James Price wrote:
On Wednesday, May 8, 2019 at 2:36:30 PM UTC-5, Scott Dorsey wrote: James Price wrote: It's a matter of efficiency, not laziness. Assuming we were both given the same starting tone to work from, I have little doubt I could match a given reference tone far faster and with greater accuracy using EQ matching software than you could by ear using EQ alone. I wouldn't want to use EQ if I could help it, I'd move the microphone or change the amp position or change out the microphone. The better you track, the more you get the sound in the room and at the mike, the less EQ you need to get things to work. EQ is a crutch. If you don't have to use EQ, don't use it. That said, a calculator is a crutch, albeit a very useful one. A poor comparison. For anything more than basic calculations a calculator is a necessary and convenient tool (unless an arithmetic genius, or pencil-and-paper fundamentalist), which is used almost exclusively. OK many people wouldn't be able to do it long-handedly. geoff |
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