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lkjb Luftikus vs Mäag EQ4. This is a comparison between the renowned Maag EQ4, popular for its Air Band and for the other carefully designed bands, and the lkjb Luftikus, a FREE plugin which emulates the Mäag EQ4. Throughout this plugin test you'll listen to these two eq tested on vocals, performed by Olya Gram, and on drums, played by Edo Sala. LINKS Bandcamp: https://mirkorusso.bandcamp.com/follo... Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/y9dakg7z Fiverr: https://www.fiverr.com/mirkostudio?up... Patreon:   / clanglab   Mailing list: http://eepurl.com/g0Q-rr ABOUT ME I am Mirko Russo, a musician and producer. I have been committing myself to music since I was 11: that’s when I began playing guitar. In the following years I have collected experience with bands and live gigs in Apulia, Southern Italy. In parallel with this, I started recording my own instrumental songs and releasing some albums throughout the years. However, I have always been fascinated not just in playing with band mates and arranging songs as a group, but also in how to make the different instruments work together in a mix. Indeed, I felt that it is another crucial aspect which helps the potential of a song to express itself. So I decided to attend some courses about sound engineering, mix, mastering and the software Logic Pro X. THUMBNAILS 0:00 Intro 0:44 Controls 2:16 Dry vocals 2:56 Mäag EQ4 3:30 lkjb Luftikus 5:00 lkjb Luftikus setting 2 6:02 Mäag EQ4 setting 2 8:17 Luftikus Analog switch 8:59 Air band comparison 12:34 Dry drums 13:00 Mäag EQ4 setting 1 13:32 lkjb Luftikus setting 1 14:33 Mäag EQ4 setting 2 15:03 lkjb Luftikus setting 2 16:08 Matching the 40 Hz band