Good multiband EQ software

[Rhino_Rick]

Can you guys recommend a good multiband EQ software? I'm running Cubase and only have access to the 4-band Eq that it comes with. It's quite frustrating as there are more cuts and pumps I need to add.

Any advice would be fantastic.

Thanks,
Rhino_Rick
Detroit, MI

 

[Sonic Misfit]

I don't know how much you want to spend, but I recently purchased Isotope's Ozone and it rocks. In addition to the multiband EQ, you also get a lot of other fine tools. I don't have any experience with it on Cubase, but it is supposed to work like any other plug-in. I use it with WaveLab.

http://www.izotope.com/products/ozone/ozone.html

There is a demo that you can try out if you want to take a look at it before buying. It is a crippled demo, but it will give you an idea of its capabilities.

 

[cominginsecond]

The Waves Renaissance EQ has up to 6 bands. It is the best EQ plug I've ever used. You can get the whole Renaissance Bundle for around $200 at Guitar Center.

 

[SPINSTERWUN]

TC Works EQ

 

[SPINSTERWUN]

Take a look here.........

http://www.thedirectxfiles.com/manufacturers/tcworks_bun.htm#Native EQ

 

[SPINSTERWUN]

You could use the Sonic Foundry EQ (it has 20 bands).

 

[SPINSTERWUN]

Come to think of it, you're using Cubase, so you probably won't be able to use the ones I've posted, unless you get a converter.

Just check this site....

http://www.thedirectxfiles.com/