But most importantly, sound better/more fit for mastering in mind than Fabfilter Pro-Q. FabFilter Pro-Q 2 is a transparent, high-quality equalizer plug-in for mixing and mastering purposes, with up to 24 bands and a gorgeous interface for easy and precise editing.
In short, Fabfilter Pro-Q kinda sucks especially for mastering purposes (It's not truly that either and never marketed for this purpose but it's just so handy to work with.)Īre there other alternatives to Equilibrium because it has pretty bad compatibility with Reaper which is the DAW I'm using? I'm looking for a graphical parametric EQ interface with as easy to work with as possible GUI compared to Fabfilter Pro-Q which will always be the gold standard in that aspect for me. For Pro-Q 2, FabFilter has completely redesigned the internal filter engine from the ground up, not only improving the existing Zero Latency and Linear Phase processing modes, but also introducing a unique Natural Phase mode. It became very noticeable when trying out DMG Audio Equilibrium for example which is much better in for example keeping a clean undistorted sound and bring out the impact & punchiness in kicks without turning it into a muddy mess or clipdistortion city, very clean natural sound. FabFilter’s newest version of their phenomenal EQ plugin, Pro-Q 3, has several new features such as dynamic EQ, new filter types, and new spectrum analysis f. For the longest time I've been a fan of working with Fabfilter Pro-Q and I still love the interface to bits but it's just one thing I've come to dislike the longer I kept using, how bad it "sounds". With FabFilter Pro-Q 3, you get the highest possible sound quality and a gorgeous, innovative interface with unrivalled ease of use.
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