This is why the digital domain is great. More of this, less 1176 emulations!

@TjMoon91

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, exactly! It does seem like developers are realising they should playing to softwares strengths. Or maybe they’ve just run of things to emulate haha

@jmula1963

2 жыл бұрын

wana see an analog version of this EQ tho that would b hard

@justingoers

2 жыл бұрын

Amen

@MappingSubber

2 жыл бұрын

For real. How many versions of that specific compressor do we need. Lol.

@seanemmettfullerton

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed, this is the time-saving stuff that makes me happy :)

Yessss! Finally!!! Trying it asap! Thank you for your channel!

Okay, now I got it, too. And it was a real eye-opener. The capabilities- especially regarding mastering - are incredible! Overcompressed tracks can be rescued to a certain degree and it even sounds good doing that! Amazing!

Eventide Resident Fossil here: Thanks for all the folks who had a go at SplitEQ and commented. A number of you have noticed artifacts in the split. Nothing's perfect but we think the split works well. Maybe we haven't properly explained that it ONLY works well if the split settings are reasonable. So, if you're one of those who are hearing what's been characterized as 'crap' and if you have the time and inclination, maybe have a go at tweaking the split controls at the bottom; all three are important. I usually can get good results but it does take some tweaking. The fact is that there are dozens of parameters under-the-hood that drive the split decision. SplitEQ brings out 4 controls that in turn set dozens of values: select SOURCE to tell the algorithm what to expect, in effect, what it's 'listening' to - guitar, full mix, drums, vocal, etc. 3 controls - %SEPERATION, DECAY and SMOOTH - give the user the ability to tweak the algorithm's decision making. It's key to select the right "Source" before you start tweaking. When you select 'guitar', a bunch of the underlying parameters are set to better accomplish the split as artifact-free as possible. Setting Source correctly is critical for getting best results. In fact, if you're going for wacky artifacts set SOURCE to VOCAL and split a distorted GUITAR. It'll be awful but maybe in a good way. Source is so important that you'll notice you can "LOCK SOURCE". Why? Well, if you're working on a guitar track and, for whatever reason, a preset that you made for a sax track yesterday comes to mind, you can load it and SOURCE would stay set to GUITAR. IOW, you can load presets at will, presets designed for something other than a guitar, and audition with just a click. With SOURCE set, the algorithm has a good starting point but messing with % separation control can be dangerous. We debated limiting the range of these controls because at extreme settings, you could force the algorithm to make extreme/ridiculous decisions. If for instance you set separation to 100% transient you're telling the algorithm that it's all tonal, even parts that are clearly transient. Shouldn't be a shock that if you break the machine, it'll start spiting out little broken pieces of audio. So, why on earth would we let this happen? It can make us look bad. We've allowed a wide/wild (dangerous) range of split control because users need to have a wide range of control to get good results no matter what the input level is and what the source is. Plus, I suspect that some of our beta testers would be pining for the 'unusual' artifacts that we got with test builds of the plugin. Fudd's First Law of Opposition - "If you push something hard enough, it will fall over." (Firesign Theater).

@MooseMalarkey

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tony for the extra/key details! Tested this plugin and purchased within a couple days. Found many uses already and looking forward to seeing how this new way of EQ'ing will evolve!

@saricubra2867

2 жыл бұрын

I have an easy fix for the artifacts. Add oversampling to the EQ, also, it has cramping on the high end, if the cramping is gone and there's an oversampling option and other small details polished, that would be amazing.

@anthonyagnello3733

2 жыл бұрын

@@saricubra2867 thanks. The developers have a list of improvements. Updates and improvements are planned. I can’t say what gets done next but your suggestions will be considered. Thanks for letting us know.

@roblouden3861

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comments Anthony. Makes sense.

Been mixing with it this past week and I am beyond impressed . Eventide has out done themselves as they did when they brought out the H3000. (and I'm not talking the plugin)

amazing. also so cool to see you on the eventide website testimonials next to those audio seasoned veterans!

That's quite a neat plugin! Recently I've met an idea of mixing with custom busses based on transient/non-transient instruments. This way you treat busses in a different way in terms of Compression, EQ and reverb, as transients usually need stay in front, while non-transient would tend to stay a bit in the back of the mix. In this case, all "pre" settings, attack and release do start to shine and make more sense to me, creating more of that famous "glue" everyone is speaking about. And the whole "transient" bus could be used as s sidechain for "non-transient" bus. It was quite a new and unusual concept of busses for me, but it works. And this Eventide plugin gives us an extra tool to control that exact thing. Very interesting.

Great vid Wyste!

Hi, thanks for letting me know about this plugin, I tried it and bought straight away (I'm a pro so not rich!) For a guitarist who uses mostly clean to just broken sounds I can now control the percussive part of the sound and also still keep the sparkle, before it would be:- Spl Trans then Comp then eq.... But this is better, AND easy to set up. Again thanks this is a game changer for me.

I had the chance to see right before launch and have been quite impressed. Great concept. I called it an EQ game changer. Got my copy today. I'm looking forward to seeing how you use it.

I'm definitely going to check this out; looks like it could open up a lot of possibilities.

Thanks, sounds like a great plug in

I LOVE your channel and I ALWAYS watch and thumbs-up your videos. Also, Holland kicks ass.

Thank you, Wytse!!! This is intriguing... I just spent hours wrestling with a vocal choir recording that THIS little puppy could have tamed in 10 minutes of work :) Awesome demo!

I want you to know that you were the FIRST resource I went to when I wanted the expert advice on this new plugin. Thank you for the video!

This has the potential to speed up individual drum processing and possibly help with plosives. Controlling both by clicking in between them is great too

This is amazing can't wait to grab mine.

Damn are you fast ! Your video is already online ! I can't believe how quick you are. Today I saw the email announcement for this plugin and thought, this would be an interesting Wytse video. Let's wait for his review... !

now that seems very useful indeed... it never stops amazing me how a sliver of a db in the trans can change the whole mix so having this kind of control could be a kind of game changer for many... great vid...

Thanks man! Great heads up. I like that you stated "for now", as you're still learning it's possibilities. Too many You Tubers acting like experts when they don't know their butt from a hole in the ground. Keep up the great work!

This is a game changer that I didn't pay attention to , can wait to try this on the master, mixbus, 2 track, samples when I make beats or just sounds in general. Looks like a great tool that can be used anywhere

Looks awesome and nice to see eventide still innovating but I love love love my fab filter eq. Guess I’ll have to get both :)

Using some automation with this will really bring some life. Imagine dropping all the transients out during a rise then pummelling the drop like an explosion. Crazy.

@jamalmiguel

2 жыл бұрын

hahah same thought. downloading the demo for this rn.

@fifty7beats

2 жыл бұрын

Genius

@Eric_In_SF

2 жыл бұрын

That’s called filtering. But they should take it to a new level.

@jamalmiguel

2 жыл бұрын

@@costinvaly1 what a pointless comment

@jamalmiguel

2 жыл бұрын

@@costinvaly1don’t be offended mate. I just thought the same thing. About your comment. Mirrors and stuff. Have a great day and feel inspired to the bone.

I've been singing the praises of their Physion plugin for many moons and knew they were on to something. The presentation of a similar idea here just looks like it functions so well. Can't wait!

@EventideAudio

2 жыл бұрын

You're absolutely correct! SplitEQ utilizes the same patented Structural Split technology used in Physion but as a dedicated EQ plug-in. Hope you like it!

@talktokale

2 жыл бұрын

@@EventideAudio Amazing! When I saw this I figured it was. One of my favorite audio companies EVER by the way! Cheers!

@EventideAudio

2 жыл бұрын

@@talktokale ❤️❤️❤️

just bought it. excited af!

Thx for the review mate.

well done Eventide, this is how software is supposed to improve the engineer's worfklow and bring something new to the "table"

Nice. Got to check it out!

Now that's insanely cool! I never thought an EQ could do such a thing. Good Job Eventide!

I was impressed that YOU were impressed!!! You are my plugingar ( radar)!! I got an email from Eventide about this plugin. I thought to my self, " I hope WSS does a review ". And here you are!!!

Reaper devs should be adding this feature to ReEq tonight lol!

@eduardopatricio

2 жыл бұрын

😆

@michaelgraflmusic

2 жыл бұрын

That's a Reaper joke that for once actually made me chuckle.

So funny you mentioned Fabfilter - Whoa !!! Was thinking the exact same 😂 Looks amazing!

thanks a lot for what you do man

Cool plugin, might have to grab while on sale. As to the video, this was likely the most handsy hands on review I have ever seen. 👍🏻

Ga hem zeker uitproberen, bedankt voor de review Wytse 😎👍

First impressions of getting this plugin, its a absolute game changer!

Also an interesting sound design tool, writing a track and then reducing it to isolate the plosives and then implementing the whole audio to midi thing to generate some interesting rhythmic and percussive scapes

Holy hell, this thing is great for making drums smack. Wow... game changing. It adds another dimension to my mixing decisions and the way I view problem solving sound. Crazy.

That's pretty amazing 🤩!I have to say whoever coded this did an amazing job!It Really is a game changer!I like how you said too if fab filter is watching ooooh 🤣😂🤣🙌🙌they need to step up there game but they do still have pretty great plugs as well👌😁✅💯 anyway great video sir and thanks for the review 😁💯

I have 5 or 6 Eventide plug-ins and am a big fan of their stuff. This however...this is epic. I sometimes use Steinberg Spectral Layers Pro to achieve similar (but nowhere near as flexible) results. Spectral Layers can be an import export pain with only 5 algorithms and is expensive. SplitEQ at £80 atm. BOUGHT! 🧡

@deadlyrobot5179

2 жыл бұрын

They have the best Limiter, Clipper and now the best EQ, They're doing great.

@maxtrone539

2 жыл бұрын

@@deadlyrobot5179 personally slightly prefer DMG Limitless & Multiplicity for these purposes but it depends on the material being processed

@jhh764

2 жыл бұрын

@@deadlyrobot5179 no way they have the best limiter

transgressor 2 by boz digital labs does something similar except you have to define the transient based on a few time controls.

Fantastic. I just tried it out I cant believe what it just did.

This is a really exciting approach and a plugin I'll maybe buy, although I'm bleeding plugins and do not buy too many new ones lately. Thanks!

Great video

Nice review!

I actually had it a couple times that I wanted to edit only transients but never had a way to really do that. Definitely will buy it!

Despite the snake oil series, I think you’re one of the biggest plugin fans I know. And it’s contagious, this thing seems amazing.

I bought this plugin a year ago on it's release, because I thought it must be good; and beause you and a couple of other channels I trust, went mad about it. But then I fell into old ways and choices, even forgetting it was there. Then I got back into it, and the more you play and understand it, the more you realise what you can do with it, and sonic ideas suddenly present themselves

Seems super useful for strummed acoustic guitar

I've been dreaming about an eq like this for years! And did so many workarounds to try to achieve this.

@maxtrone539

2 жыл бұрын

DMG Multiplicity is better imho

@kaori-3882

2 жыл бұрын

@@maxtrone539 Multiplicity seemed amazing when I tried it.. but I couldn't understand in what way it treat transients and tonal elements separately like they say... Perhaps you are right, but I need better tutorials about their products before I can confidently use them...

I haven't thought about buying another plug in a while. But this looks pretty damn nice. I have never even thought about EQ in this way but it makes a lot of sense. I agree with some comments that it would be very useful for mastering, but I don't discard it at all when it comes to loops or even single sounds. There are some kicks I use that could really use less of a transient, but I like the tone. Very interesting!

@AndyNicholson

2 жыл бұрын

Melda

@gulagwarlord

2 жыл бұрын

@@AndyNicholson Melda has something like this?

@AndyNicholson

2 жыл бұрын

@@gulagwarlord Not a like for like individual plugin, but every multiband Melda plugin has the ability to split the signal in a number of ways, one of them is tonal and transient. If you use the MXXX Core (which is a multiband wrapper for all Melda stuff, that you can buy all at once or individually) then put an EQ in both bands, then you have exactly this, with infinitte more control and flexibility. If you use their 50% off discounts then it will be cheaper than this too. Some of us in the Melda forum on KVR have made a simple clone that's free to download as a preset and use if you have the right modules. I'm also working on a version that uses Dynamic EQ's, with more filter types and saturation split across both bands. There is s fairly steep learning curve if you're not used to sound design, but once you understand some basic concepts and how the plugins work, then you really can do almost anything.

That unreal! 👍Thx

No doubt Eventide went a step further after their initial "split" tool (Physion) and either re-coded or coded entirely new tool. Having said that I think if there's a lot of things missing and you slap this on your master channel you better run and correct those parts prior to master fader. But Eventide is not new company. They are pioneers in digital tools, have been around since 1970's so I'm guessing this might be very good tool. Owning some of their other stuff and happy with them I am pretty sure this will also be spot on. Nice work Eventide!

@EventideAudio

2 жыл бұрын

You’re correct, we’ve taken the Structural Split technology used in Physion and applied it to a dedicated EQ plug-in. We hope you enjoy!

@Rhythmattica

2 жыл бұрын

@@EventideAudio I own Anthology and some others not in the bundle....... Physion has been a mammoth Sound Design tool for me in film work...... Def will be trying this out... Yes.. Im an Eventide Tragic.. and so should many more be... mwhahahahaha

Aww man. That thing is amazing

Holy moly that is just awesomeeeeeeeeeeeeee🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

DMG's multiplicity does this quite well and adds 2 more EQ bands...been there done that.

I think this eq is a game-changer and I want this in my toolbox!

Very good idea, it seems very useful. It would only need to be able to dynamically equalize to become an essential and unique tool.

@Whiteseastudio

2 жыл бұрын

That for sure is a great feature to have as well!

@insome776

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed - i can see a world where FF pro Q 4 will just add the transient portion of this ,and win the day all over again.

@rivella99

2 жыл бұрын

@@Whiteseastudio Then the next question is how willing Eventide normally is to add new features to a released plugin?

Yeah. Impressive plugin! Really revolutionizing EQ.

Sonible did this pretty well with the entropy eq. this seems to have more control which is definitely nice

@kelainefes

2 жыл бұрын

Entropy EQ lets you change the balance of transient and tonal components in an EQ like fashion but you can't just boost or cut one of the components without doing the opposite to the other at the same time.

@camielpovel6290

2 жыл бұрын

@@kelainefes Yes exactly. The added control is great.

@Magic_carpet666

2 жыл бұрын

@@kelainefes just double the EQ to use it the other way, problem solved.

@kelainefes

2 жыл бұрын

@@Magic_carpet666 it takes more time, and mixing engineers are not paid by the hour.

@Magic_carpet666

2 жыл бұрын

@@kelainefes lol what, it takes 2 seconds to duplicate. But hey if you're looking for a reason to spend $100 be my guest.

This plugin looks interesting, to be fair tho Boz labs Transgressor is a transient shaper but you can EQ the sustain or transient separately in the plugin. This is more detailed, the mid side option looks powerful 🙌🏾

@AndyNicholson

2 жыл бұрын

This whole thing is reeeeeally starting to piss me off. Eventide may have made a good product, that's fair, but the hype train around it is just insane. This process of transient EQing is nothing new, this is not "groundbreaking", what about Wavesfactory Quantum that Dan Worrall did a video about? What about Boz Transgressor that's been around for ages? What about the fact that every multiband Melda plugin has been able to do this for years, and there are some of us who have been doing this for the same amount of time. Just because Eventide push out a big marketing campaign saying they've revolutionised something doesn't actually mean it's true. It's deceiptful and dishonest and I'm rapidly losing respect for any KZread who is following Eventide's line, becuase if they have any salt they would know these things already. By all means hype a well made product, but if I was Wavesfactory, Boz, Melda or anybody else who's been doing this for years I'd absolutely fuming over this stuff.

@CAMMYSINCLAIR

2 жыл бұрын

@@AndyNicholson genuinely interested to hear if you tried it before typing this? I tried the demo. It's amazing!

@BenCaesar

2 жыл бұрын

@@AndyNicholson Sigh I tend to agree actually, to be fair the interface is clean so maybe easier to grasp the concept but you're right man it's not revolutionary. I'm learning this business is about buzz words cos if you really wanted to you could build this in an effect rack in ableton. I think in this field ignorance is costly

@anthonyagnello3733

2 жыл бұрын

@@AndyNicholson i understand what you’re saying and it’s a pity that we have to be so loud but there is so much noise that we decided to do our best to be heard. We are doing something different and I believe it is groundbreaking and deserves the attention. We’ve been working on this for years and there was no guaranty that we could make enough progress with the split technology to accomplish this. We respect everyone who makes tools that help and inspire people to make music. And I agree if anyone has accomplished splitting a signal in the way that we have before we did with Physion, I personally apologize for claiming we were first. I’m proud of the effort of our team to use what they developed for Physion and adopt it for EQ. I am especially grateful for the effort that was required to make the filters in the EQ sound so musical. The split technology would be useless is the filters were crap. Our intent is not to diminish or criticize what others have accomplished, our challenge has been to explain how this is different and that it’s not a transient shaper. We’ve tried to explain the underlying technology on our website back when we released Physion. As to the hype and the tsunami of marketing, it is my goal to do justice to the efforts and accomplishments of the team that made this as good as it is. I’m admittedly a fossil but in my opinion and experience truly new approaches are few and far between. I believe this is one.

Wow, it's a perfect mastering EQ. It's possible to boost just the drums/transients in some area or just the tonal content, without having to do stem mastering. Reminds me a bit of multiband transient designers, like the one from izotope, but with full EQ-type control.

@piotrbukowski9566

2 жыл бұрын

Wondering though if it has automatic gain compensation 🤔🧐 like, let's say Pro-Q or Nova

@moscoenterprise8586

2 жыл бұрын

Can you tell me the name of the plugin by izotope that is similar?

@TheSideProject

2 жыл бұрын

@@moscoenterprise8586 Nectar, isn't it?

@piotrbukowski9566

2 жыл бұрын

@@moscoenterprise8586 izotope neutron (the transient shaper module). It lets you boost and attenuate attack or sustain separately in 3 bands.

@superpulvertoastboy

2 жыл бұрын

@@piotrbukowski9566 Melda also got a pretty decent Multiband Transient Shaper (up to 6 bands) called "MTransientMB"

I’m really quite intrigued by this EQ, and it’s been quite sometime since any plug-in has piqued my interest quite like this one has, particularly a plug-in that’s an EQ. I’m more than happy to be corrected on my following assumptions, but it seems to me that Eventide has really come up with some serious advances with EQ processing. I see an approach and function to this EQ that offers a virtually limitless control for tonal and transient sculpting. Beyond controlling things on independent tracks; like sibilance on vocals, or harshness on guitars, or mud on bass or acoustic guitar, it allows fine-tuning of all the various individual elements of an entire FINISHED 2-Mix in the mastering stage… AND, to be able to do all of that with either complete sonic transparency, or with varying degrees of coloration, this becomes THE most versatile and powerful EQ that’s currently available, IMO. If I’m understanding the benefits of this unique EQ correctly, it would seem that particular elements in a final mix can be individually manipulated; a lead vocal could actually be brought forward in a finished mix, but without at the same time also bringing forward any other instruments that would share its same fundamental frequencies… Or, a kick drum could be boosted (or attenuated) in a finished mix, without also effecting any other instruments that occupy the same fundamental tonal or transient frequency range… I’m not normally one who is easily impressed, but THIS? If it can in fact process audio in the examples I suggested? Yeah, consider me impressed. Very impressed. 😉🙏

Very good plugin!!

It looks like they created a combined EQ from the capabilities already present in their limiter elevate. BTW, elevate is an amazing limiter for the way I mix and master. I really love it. Thanks for this; I need to check this out and compare to elevate....

First thing this is amazing. I tried it on Bass GTR and it cleared the hiss without tone loss. On GTR better then isotope which gives me squelching. Bought!

I can really see this being a game changer for kick and snares. Especially in the hiphop world. Latin/Reggaeton stuff as well.

Looks like Waves’ F6. I love the concept though, gonna test this out

The eventide lot are fantastic.

I like it, wow!!!

After this video I feel I should use my entropy EQ a lot more

Wow this is something I have been dreaming of more control

Damn! That’s indeed very interesting.

I got to know this thanks to you 🤩

Love the "Fabfilter" part LOL =)))))))))

This a cool eq to do this I would have to use Sonible entropy eq, nugen stereo placer eq, compressors etc. saves a lot of time.

The audio sounds so nice with that room fully treated now. It sounds cosy.

@Whiteseastudio

2 жыл бұрын

Gezellig!

@bananermat3798

2 жыл бұрын

@@Whiteseastudio Koselig

Holy crap! I thought it was about mid/side left/right, but Eqing the transient is really amazing! I never thought they would overtake Fabfilter. I'm pretty sure though that Fabfilter won't leave it at that.

Well now I’m excited for pro q 4

This is crazy. That tonal decay feature is almost like a ... tonal... reverb? Or like a clean spectral blur. Very cool.

Big question with that kind of processing is what kind of artifacts it introduce to the signal, and in which situations it can become problematic. When you do splitting, parallel processing & combining there's always a bit of a loss.

@saardean4481

2 жыл бұрын

there is a loss but sometimes there is a much bigger win and thats what i care about tbh. There is no perfection. Same as in Multiband compressors. Some hate them while some others (me included) love them. I am a big fan of "instead of being afraid what "secret" damage is happening, just use it, test it, see if it serves your taste" But thats only my personal opinion

@Rwedelich

2 жыл бұрын

Eventide DSP guy here who worked on this. Technically, the tonal and transient signals perfectly recombine (to within 32 bit precision) to the original signal if you don't manipulate either one (EQ, Pan, or Gain). So there is not splitting loss at all. You should be able to null test with delay compensation on to prove this out.

@mrnelsonius5631

2 жыл бұрын

I love SPIFF from Oeksound (another transient focused processor) but it also can introduce artifacts in certain scenarios. Just have to watch out for them. Still use it all the time though. It’s kind of like aliasing. Decapitator aliases…. yet it’s been on countless hit records. Trust the ears :)

@mrnelsonius5631

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rwedelich that’s pretty goddamn amazing if accurate! I’m so tempted by this one even though I swore I wouldn’t buy any plugins this month haha. HELP!! 😂

@jorykevinberger7047

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rwedelich just want to say it’s awesome you’re here to inform further! Congrats on the release!

This seems simply genious.

100% agree. the split eq is incredible and revolutionary. the pan and mid/side on each bandwidth! yaauuuww.

Okay so I just demo'd it. It's really good. I took a piano sample and put it through two tracks both running split EQ. One tonal solo, the other transient. When combined again and phase flipping it almost nulls the original! Entropy doesn't even come close. This is high on my wishlist. Essential sound design tool

@TjMoon91

2 жыл бұрын

I just tried this myself. Entropy nulls perfectly. You just have pull the gain down by 3.8db once you combine the split signal together again.

@camielpovel6290

2 жыл бұрын

@@TjMoon91 interesting. I'm gonna run it again. Thanks!

@camielpovel6290

2 жыл бұрын

@@TjMoon91 Damn you're right. Still like the split eq more for the tone you can get. Thanks for the heads up!

@Skylabz604

2 жыл бұрын

@@TjMoon91 I already own Entropy. Any point of getting this? It seems very similar.

@TjMoon91

2 жыл бұрын

@@Skylabz604 If you get a lot of use out of Entropy, you might like to have this as well. It gives slightly different results. Not any better or worse in my opinion. If you have Entropy but don’t find yourself using it much, I don’t think Split will change that.

Agree, this plugin looks amazing. One thing they need to fix is the cramping. But other than that it's awesome.

Watch out guys!!! Look how Baby audio comes back on this ! Or may be The Fabulous Filters or may be the Wavesfactory... This is future... Lovely review & concept ! :)

Wow.. I'm a massive fan of their plugs.. So ill give this a spin

It would be interesting to use it for reverb stuff. I mean to solo just the tonal part, run it through reverb and mix it to the signal. I could possibly create a really nice and clean tonal reverb.

@petermcculloch5899

2 жыл бұрын

Eventide’s Physion does this well. (Same underlying technology)

@saricubra2867

2 жыл бұрын

It doesn't have a sidechain

I love Eventide! I’ve been looking at adding the Split EQ to my other plugins from them…great review, my minds pretty much made up now. Cheers

Looks like the bell shape becomes asymmetrical at the high frequencies (+10khz)? small thing but it would have been nice to not have that happen. I can imagine eventide wants to compete on the high-end digital filter market where fabfilter is chilling. SplitEQ fits right in with the good stuff.

I bought this literally within 30 seconds of seeing you demonstrate it ha ha this is absolutely nuts. I use oeksound spiff quite a bit and I’ve always wish they were a way to independently isolate and adjust non transient information this seamlessly. Game changing stuff right here!

I purchased immediately, based on description and Eventide's promo video. I will be putting a few other eq's up for sale....

Looks like Sonible got trumpt here with their entropy eq, this GUI and features are far easier to use and understand, will be interesting to see what entropy eq “2” will be like

Amazing

Um ok wow that's new. U would think waves being in the business sooo long would have thought of this. I NEED THIS!

I've tried it, i really liked the concept and it brings it in a really simple format, but i really couldn't get past some of the artifacts this plugin gives try to see what it does to the high-end in plugin doctor or in any analyser with pink noise or whatever when you try to EQ the source

LOL thats messed up... watch out fab EQ... Wow.. Cool product... nice job on the vid!!

Melda has this for like a bunch of years already, but yeah, some company makes a product claims it to be an innovation and make cash out of what has been already made

I like this, want to try on live drums.

I'd say this is now an EQually important (höhö) mixing tool as Fabfilters ProQ3! For 'Bread and butter' EQ's, the ProQ3 might be seen as the new bread EQ and this SplitEQ might very well be the butter EQ for that extra super control. I'm also super excited to try this!