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Never tried Hornet Seek. Haven't worked much with Melda's either. But I did find this Curve EQ UI to be extremely easy to use and figure out. Got great result really quick and easy.

This looks interesting. Might be worth it to check out this deal to see if it fits my music.

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https://www.waves.com/plugins/curves-equato Curves Equator is a smarter resonance suppression plugin. It immediately improves any full mix, vocal, instrument or sample by removing problematic frequencies, fixing resonances and balancing inconsistencies. Additionally, it can learn your content & safeguard your work with a personalized suppression curve to avoid overprocessing. It offers groundbreaking frequency unmasking by learning the sidechain of a clashing source and dynamically applying the inverse curve on the part you’re mixing. Equator is the first in our new Curves Spectral Series of plugins, which pioneers the evolution of EQ. Two more Curves plugins will be available in early 2025: Welcome to your first self-driving EQs! >>>>>>> I tried this EQ on a few guitars and found it really useful. They may be on to something.

Does it sync to any DAW?

That was an excellent Sax solo bit. You should take the lead in that song. Just listened on my hearing aids so the mix was on the treble side. I am going to listen on my monitors later today. Singer does a good job. She sounds really relaxed and at ease with that song.

That site name is for sale! $3k!!

Who watched the first one all the way through without jumping ahead to see what was coming up? 10hrs???!!!! Good greif! Me too!!

Are you talking about bit's quate above yours? IDK, that sounds like something bit would say!!! I am not seeing this. Was it already removed?

Forgot to add, she impressed me!!

Sounded to me like Frank Zappa meet The Buggles. I also found this:

I saw this. Interesting.

That's one band I never followed at all. Nothing I ever heard from them made me think I wanna listen to that again.

That was a good video. Thanks Bit

Yes, I can hear a lot of low frequencies going on. Well, let me correct myself, I can 'tell' a lot of low frequencies going on. I think this is the part that's really not being transmitted in the video. I can see what appears to be some bass riggs up there on stage, I am thinking they are splitting the signal and routing it to different amps to achieve a certain sound and volume (think extremely loud!) not possible with just regular guitar amps. Sound wise? Or actual guitar? I didn't watch the whole video. All I could make out was that they guitars looked to me like Les Pauls.