[J.]

Is there such a thing as a plugin that will "round out" the frequencies of a
track in real time? Something that will do to the EQ display what a
compressor does to the volume output?

Say you've spent hours trying to make a brittle track a little rounder and
all you've managed to do is make it worse, because the 5k boost and sharp 7k
cut you added help certain parts of the track, but makes others sound even
more brittle... since an acoustic guitar track (for instance) is very
organic, something that can come in in real time and eliminate only the
spikes and bring up some of those valleys would be useful.

Or am I dreaming in color?

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J. wrote:
Is there such a thing as a plugin that will "round out" the frequencies of a
track in real time? Something that will do to the EQ display what a
compressor does to the volume output?

A de-esser will push down when a set frequency (generally high but
often can be slid down fairly low) exceeds a threshold. It can push
down the whole track or just the set frequency. It's usually used to
control sibilence but you can also set it to keep a sound from popping
out without dulling it when not at the threshold.

[Federico]

A multiband compressor?
Something like this: http://www.waves.com/content.asp?id=144
F.

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Is there such a thing as a plugin that will "round out" the frequencies of
a track in real time? Something that will do to the EQ display what a
compressor does to the volume output?