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using AU plug-ins with Pure Music.. any recommended EQ

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hermanesque

Looking to play around with these and wanting to know if anybody has any specific recommendations. I can find a ton of them on the net but hoping somebody has experience they can share.

Does anybody recall an announcement that PM was going to add their own EQ?

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FabFilters (or Izotope) - untangle 01:33:43 11/12/10 (2)
FabFilters is my current reference. Sounds great and superb user interface.

Izotope a close second. Sounds about as good as FabFilters and certainly has more features. UI is powerful, but ugly IMO.

Both have full support for digital crossovers.

Either is an excellent choice.

Bob
- fab may be a winner - hermanesque 18:28:10 11/12/10 (1)
  playing with versions now but Fab clearly sounds better than the Apple plugins supplied with Pure Vinyl. The Apples have some glare and the fabs are smoooooooooooth. I also downloaded Izotope but I don't need all those functions, I just want some EQ and don't want a steep learning curve.
  
  thanks
  - Great...enjoy! - untangle 00:31:20 11/13/10 (0)
    nt
RE: using AU plug-ins with Pure Music.. any recommended EQ - Mercman 17:56:47 11/10/10 (0)
Like Christine, I use iZotope Ozone- it works well with PM.
You can get izotope Ozone for the Mac ... - Christine Tham 23:29:28 11/09/10 (0)
Will work as an AU I believe.

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