VST Dynamics.. and just make your own preset.. Nuendo already has one in it mate..

its ok but defenitely use WAVES if u have it!!

Voxengo's GlissEQ is a dynamic EQ. I use it for vox and it's good at 5k boosts while attenuating silibance.

http://www.voxengo.com/product/glisseq/

Cheers

Waves C4 is my favorite for compressing bands of frequencies.
Roger Nichols' new multiband is another fav. It is different. Instead of compressing the WHOLE signal in groups of frequencies, you can select only to compress at certain levels, and then pick how much compression you want.

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Thanx for all your options, but it's not exactly what I'm looking for, I was talking about the dynamic eq like the one in Adobe Audition. The ones that you can program to change a track eq throughout the track's playback, it's usefull when you want to make a guitar intro that start's only with low frequencies and starts gaining higher frequencies in a certain time, you know what I mean?

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Cosme wrote: Thanx for all your options, but it's not exactly what I'm looking for, I was talking about the dynamic eq like the one in Adobe Audition. The ones that you can program to change a track eq throughout the track's playback, it's usefull when you want to make a guitar intro that start's only with low frequencies and starts gaining higher frequencies in a certain time, you know what I mean?

Why not just use automation?

Yea, if you just want to automate, almost any EQ will do the trick... It's more of a question of how Nuendo uses automation. In Sonar, it's a breeze.

Dynamic EQ = Multiband Compression basically. That's why we all answered the way that we did. Yeah, use automation. That is the whole purpose of your DAW software. It lets you do the things that would have taken six skill hands in the old days.