Selig Gain/DeEsser/Leveler are invaluable tools the cost of them is €147 so you might as well say you're getting everything else for €2 in the M&M 2 bundle. Just to point out the very obvious that's where the value is with it you can do the same calculation for anything else in the bundle. Not so much with other bundles depending on you're preferences of course.
musicman wrote: ↑24 Aug 2017
AttenuationHz wrote: ↑24 Aug 2017
I have not used CQ-7 since VST implementation. Use FabFilter ProQ2 now. If you are just looking for an EQ with a graphic UI Q2 is well worth the price imo.
Interesting, I have had the Q2 on demo but I got a bit lost in it, but that will be more down to my novice'ness when it comes to everything EQ
GQ-7 seems simple to use by comparison. Perhaps I need to give Q2 another spin?
What's to get lost in? It has the same amount EQ knobs as any parametric EQ.
The only difference with Q2 is choosing the band types and dB range (band slopes). Q2 even makes it easy by providing a piano roll to lock frequencies to the tuning. Besides all that you can emulate what CQ-7 does with Q2 and then some.
Speaking from experience here, do what you will, you'd be mad not having Q2' features or choosing any other EQ over it. If you can afford the cost of Q2 it is a must have but in saying that if VST's didn't get integrated I'd probably be still using CQ-7 then again I'd be ReWiring to ableton just to use Q2 for Mastering.
There's another EQ in the M&M Lab:one black knight that is more or less CQ-7 without the GUI also a pretty good EQ. Even without both EQ's not in the M&M its great value.
It is not too much of an ask for people or things to be the best version of itself!