I love the eq116 Linear phase mode filters but I did some research I was told that "Maat EQ Due to the double IIR Filter the lowcut becomes a Linkwitz-Riley Filter. For me and many others it’s the king of the surgical filters and it can really work miracles." really have this degree difference between eq116 and maat eq orange or Ozone 9 digital (surgicel FIR eq) ?

Hi there.

This problem has haunted me every time I use the 'Linear Phase' mode on the EQ116: a subtle but audible 'PLOC' is added exactly in the beginning of some tracks.

When I change to 'Oversampling' or 'Normal' modes, this subtle noise disappears.

With the IKMultimedia promotion on their plugs currently get 5 plugs for $99 I thought I would demo them since I mostly use the UA plugs when mixing. I thought I would do a little test against the Cambridge and their Linear Phase EQ. In a session I usually use the Cambridge on non-essentials but in this case I wanted to para-metrically remove stuff from a guitar track so I used it on that.

It's available as a RTAS plugin . Anyone tried this yet? How does it sound?

Hi my Gurus!
Where and in which kind of projects have you guys been using linear phase eqs?
Are you fans of Weiss digital eq?
What other brands have been doing it nicely also?

What about the myth of Waves Linear Phase? some say it is a nice tool to add hi shelf, some say it sounds a little funny in the high mids...

Hi folks

Seems Waves linear phase EQ is a very interesting plugin and approach. However, I have seen some pro mastering guys complaning that subtracting at the mids shall make the sound a little weird.

How do you deal with linear phase x minimum phase eq choices? Of course Hi-Q filters shall introduce a much bigger phase shift.

Hi! I have asked something similar some time ago, but here it goes again...
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