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Sonnox Oxford EQ - Plugin (HD-HDX, Download)

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112281
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Description

The Oxford EQ from Sonnox is a plug-in based on the Sony Oxford OXF-R3 console EQ section. It is a fully functional 5-band application with selectable shelf settings on low- and high-frequency sections. Additionally, separate variable slope low-pass and high pass-filters are available. The EQ also features 4 different selectable EQ types that cover most of the EQ styles currently popular amongst professional users.

The differences between the types reside in the curve characteristics of the bell settings. The shelving curves are the same for all 4 types. They include the use of the 'Q' controls, allowing the amount of undershoot to be dialed in for boost settings, and overshoot when using a shelf to cut. The use of coefficient generation and intelligent processing design provides performance that can surpass analog EQ in both sound quality and artistic freedom.

An optional 5th EQ type, an exact emulation of the highly regarded GML-8200 EQ hardware unit, is available as a paid upgrade to owners of the HDX EQ version.

Originally designed in collaboration with George Massenburg for the OXF-R3 console, the GML Option faithfully reproduces all the control ranges and responses of the classic analogue original – even delivering centre frequencies up to 26KHz to provide a smooth airy top-end to your tracks.

Imagine your Pro Tools HD session loaded with fully endorsed GML-8200 EQ emulations, with that sound, multiple instantiations, recall and complete automation.

Note: Requires iLok if one is not already present on the system.

Key Features:

• 5-band parametric EQ with variable-slope HP/LP filters
• Four completely different sounding EQ types
1. Clinical EQ similar to the SSL4000 E series
2. Tighter ‘cut’ for removing problem frequencies
3. Classic EQ similar to Neve and SSL G series curves
4. Wide and gentle curves perfect for mastering
• Automatable A/B compare button toggles EQ settings
• Ultra low noise and distortion

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