Date:         Wed, 7 Apr 2004 18:51:39 -0400
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From:         "Steven C. Barr" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject:      Re: Seeking suggestions for an EQ device.
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From: "Brandon Burke" <[log in to unmask]>
> It's becoming painfuly obvious that we really need some external EQ in our
lab.
> All that we have now is a 3-band EQ situation [low/mid/hi] on items as
they
> enter the computer to get captured, Waves Restoration and then whatever
> plug-ins come standard with Pro Tools LE. I was thinking along the lines
of
> something that we could pump our Pro Tools sessions through during mixdown
and
> then pump right back into PT. Any suggestions on models or alternate
methods?
> Is what I'm suggesting even a possibility?
> I should add that our budget is modest but I can usually find ways of
getting
> things done. This to say, nothing too fancy but nothing from Guitar Center
> either. Know what I mean?
Do not the programs have equalization capability? Or do you wish outboard eq
to
give them the best possible signal to work with? If so, it should be
possible to
use the 10-band/channel equalizers that used to be all the rage for home
systems
and can now be picked up inexpensively. They use standard line-level
impedances
and signal levels...
Steven C. Barr