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The Great EQ Plugin Rip-Off // Tested

  / starskycarr   You can create almost any EQ curve from vintage and harware EQs on your DAWs standard EQ - so does that make expensive emulations a rip-off or is there more to it? Here I try to replicate some of the curves produced on software EQs and my hardware Elysia Xfilter. All are a lot more expensive option than using the stock channel EQ in your DAW - so why would anyone go for the more expensive option? Well.. there's more to it than the curves, there's harmonic distortion caused by hardware components, as well as phase shifting. So I take a look at both of these as well.. can you hear a difference? Does it really matter? Or are the settings and parameter interactions from the emulations a shorthand for getting musical curves? Lots of questions.. Essentially, why on earth would anyone buy a third party EQ? Let's find out :) Affiliate Links: Audio Plugin Deals https://audioplugin.deals/ref/365/ Perfect Circuit https://www.pjtra.com/t/SENKTExLTUtDS... Thomann https://thmn.to/thocf/xpnsixr8gp Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/starsky... Audio Plugin Deals://https://audioplugin.deals/ref/365/ Reverb https://reverb.grsm.io/6mtwzga2a4ys Other places you’ll find me: ► Instagram:   / starskycarr   ► Facebook:   / starskycarr   ► Twitter:   / starskycarr   ► Bandcamp https://starskycarr.bandcamp.com/rele... ► Clubbing TV From the Studio:    • From The Studio   Analysers used in the video: https://bertomaudio.com/eq-curve-anal... https://ddmf.eu/plugindoctor/ 0:00 whats this all about - a look at a Pultec EQ 5:10 Logic EQ vs Elysia Hardware 8:00 What can a DAW's EQ do? 9:36 Some Software options 12:04 Audio Tests 13:06 Phase Cancelling 13:54 How Phase works with EQ 15:23 Emulations vs DAW .. for and against 17:00 Phase 19:57 Harmonic Distortion 23:20 So..are they a rip-off?