The EQs of Logic Pro 7 let you fine tune each sound and, therefore, produce a balanced mix that lets things fit together in an optimum way. Besides of the comfortable and precise editing in the graphical user interface, many studio professionals vaunt the efficiency and sound quality.

Channel EQ

Perfect equalization has never been so easy, intuitive, precise and efficient. The Channel EQ, the standard EQ in Logic Pro 7, seamlessly unites two tools in one plug-in. In addition, you can see a thumbnail view of the Channel EQ displayed in the upper corner of a channel strip.

The comprehensive FFT analyzer offers the ultimate overview when mixing. It provides a realtime visual map of the inserted signal, over the entire frequency spectrum, making any audible changes in the sound immediately visible.

The main strength of the Channel EQ, however, lies in it’s outstanding sound quality. Tight, heavy bass, clearly defined treble and tonal transparency will impress the most critical of listeners. In contrast to the Fat EQ, the frequency resolution and enhanced flexibility of the Channel EQ has markedly improved. The Channel EQ‘s eight bands allow for more precise EQ control, over the finest sonic details. The individual, fully parametric bands operate in the following ways: high pass filter, low shelving EQ, four peaking EQ‘s, high shelving EQ and low pass filter. This highly precise mixing tool has a darker side, too: the two resonant filters feature a maximum slope parameter of 48 dB, allowing you to make drastic sound changes, create radical effects and filter sweeps whenever you want some bite in your sound.

While using the Channel EQ, you’ll quickly realize that it places modest demands on CPU resources. It uses 30% less processing power than its predecessor, the Fat EQ. Seamlessly integrated into the Logic mixer and extensively supported by various professional controller surfaces, you’ll soon find that nothing less than the Channel EQ will do.

Linear Phase EQ

Housing the same eight-band layout as the Channel EQ, Logic Pro 7’s new Linear Phase EQ preserves the phase of the audio signal — even when applying drastic EQ curves. Far more CPU-intensive than the Channel EQ, you’ll discover Linear Phase EQ best suited to mixdown situations.

Match EQ

The Match EQ can copy and paste the frequency spectrum from one channel to another. It can also learn the frequency spectrum of a reference signal and apply it to another signal. This makes applying the sonic characteristics of one audio file to another easy, creating a consistent tonal color across files or songs.

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