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Eventide SplitEQ plugin

Interesting approach. The wonders of DSP never cease to amaze me. I like White Sea's videos a lot so I'll be sure and watch this when I'm back at my studio tonight. As a guess I'm going to assume that it works on a variable threshold that's set by the user and signal below the threshold is sent to one EQ and signal above the threshold is sent to a different EQ. If my assumption is correct I'm guessing that it will behave and sound a bit like a dynamic EQ. Again, just a guess though and I'll be sure to watch the video.
 
Yeah, had to snag it !
since i immediately could see what it could do for me.
But i´ve not used it so far. Need first to create a appropriate patch in my VST-Host.

I could see this fit many uses ! Not just production works.
I don´t produce for example, but use my VST-Host to create realtime play instruments, OR:
(realtime-roundtrip) FX setups for my Bass or my VST Piano.

could also be fun for ambient works, or otherwise placed in front of some FX.
I allready envision patches and can see me to also combine it further with dynamic EQs.
will shurely be great for "creative-soundworks" people like me
 
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I don’t think they intended for it to be a tracking tool. Their marketing language suggests mastering uses more than anything.
you are right !
I should have mentioned it in all fairness´ sake.

And: all my uses are definitly on the "creative side of the things" and NOT on the mastering side.

The functionality IS tempting for realtime - roundtrip play uses !
I figured i´d might not be alone, so i posted here ;)


Definitly a great plugin in general !
And absolutely useful for creative sounddesign purposes, if you deal with sequenzed computer music or allready recorded "real Instruments".
There is definitly more to have than just "mix polish" and mastering uses ;)
 
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