I own some Waveseq plugins, but i was recently given a cheap Alesis 1/3 octave precision equalizer...
Should i stick with the waves? or is going through hardware better...

I mix mostly hard rock and metal songs. I do a lot to make sure that each part is clear and has its own place in the mix. When I get down to the finished mix I use an EQ analyzer just out of curiosity. The low end seems to pump +10-20dB above everything else and the high end seems to be almost nonexistent.

Can you give me some opinions as to which plugins
you consider to be the best sounding?
Im using the compressor and eq that comes with the
pro tools LE at the mo,and wondering if there
is a real improvement in quality if I was to buy
different plugins, and which ones work with pro tools LE 7 the best?.

Question:
I'm trying to set up a little sattelite drum lab in a friends house with some older equipment of mine: A 1607VLZ some 5" M-audio monitors, a stereo 15 band EQ (i think its ART 341) and the old m-box. I used to set them up this way:Mic--->Mixer--->EQ--->MBox--->Monitors.

Hi! I recently got into recording and I use a PreSonus firepod connected with Cubase in my computer. I was thinking of getting a little hardware compressor, reverb or eq and I want to know how I connect it to apply this new effect into already recorded tracks?

Thanks to help me out !

i am looking for a vst eq that allows you to zoom in and isolate a specific frequency without affecting the surrounding ones. is there such an animal?

merci in advance.

Hey, I'm using radio mics and a SM58 on a band and I was wondering the work flow people have for EQing vocals. I have a very limited time for soundcheck. How can I EQ different vocals to get the best sound? Atm I have a high pass on different vocalists filter to stop pops etc and clean up the sound. I sometimes eq the highest band as a de-esser.

Hi folks,
In a few days I'm going to do a PA mixing of a higher profile concert event and therefore I am looking at further improving my PA mix sound.

i use an Alesis DEQ in my guitar rack. i noticed last night while playing a show that i couldn't hear certain parts of our songs, but then other parts were very audible. i am boosting what i thought where the usual freqs for guitar, but i am wondering if not boosting mids at all is the cause of this. when i say boost, i mean maybe 4db max, and talking freqs from 200-600 and 1.6-6k.

I'm having trouble with some live music in the way that we have just okay mics, and the songs we play sound pretty good, but sometimes when the vocal melody has a really low part, it gets lost in the music and you can't understand the words, which is understandable because the bass frequencies mix and mingle with the other stuff and don't get heard as much.