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Audiofanzine FRPublished on 12/08/08 at 03:27
(Originally written by kaos2323/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
Nothing to say.
It's just a plug-in...
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Same thing as above
OVERALL OPINION
Epure is the ultimate VST EQ plug-in, it's comparable to the best analog devices.
I compared it with other renowned plug-ins and I quickly noticed the weaknesses of its competitors: SONNOX Oxford EQ sounds 'metallic' and 'narrow' regardless of the EQ mode you chose (parameter type).
WAVES SSL seems less accurate, less precise...
In a standalone listening test the Epure sounds very transparent, the processing is very musical and effective.
Within a mix it becomes even clearer!
In the beginning I didn't like...…
Nothing to say.
It's just a plug-in...
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Same thing as above
OVERALL OPINION
Epure is the ultimate VST EQ plug-in, it's comparable to the best analog devices.
I compared it with other renowned plug-ins and I quickly noticed the weaknesses of its competitors: SONNOX Oxford EQ sounds 'metallic' and 'narrow' regardless of the EQ mode you chose (parameter type).
WAVES SSL seems less accurate, less precise...
In a standalone listening test the Epure sounds very transparent, the processing is very musical and effective.
Within a mix it becomes even clearer!
In the beginning I didn't like...…
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(Originally written by kaos2323/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
Nothing to say.
It's just a plug-in...
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Same thing as above
OVERALL OPINION
Epure is the ultimate VST EQ plug-in, it's comparable to the best analog devices.
I compared it with other renowned plug-ins and I quickly noticed the weaknesses of its competitors: SONNOX Oxford EQ sounds 'metallic' and 'narrow' regardless of the EQ mode you chose (parameter type).
WAVES SSL seems less accurate, less precise...
In a standalone listening test the Epure sounds very transparent, the processing is very musical and effective.
Within a mix it becomes even clearer!
In the beginning I didn't like the GUI but now it seems very practical and clear (even though it's nothing new compared to Sonnox: the color combination is different but it's the same philosophy: variable scale depending on the gain level of each band, EQ curve depiction, etc.).
The real difference is the SOUND! It's really impressive...
But it has a price! You have to make up your mind, either you have 10 cheap and useless EQs or only one amazing EQ that makes everything perfect... It's up to you!
Nothing to say.
It's just a plug-in...
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Same thing as above
OVERALL OPINION
Epure is the ultimate VST EQ plug-in, it's comparable to the best analog devices.
I compared it with other renowned plug-ins and I quickly noticed the weaknesses of its competitors: SONNOX Oxford EQ sounds 'metallic' and 'narrow' regardless of the EQ mode you chose (parameter type).
WAVES SSL seems less accurate, less precise...
In a standalone listening test the Epure sounds very transparent, the processing is very musical and effective.
Within a mix it becomes even clearer!
In the beginning I didn't like the GUI but now it seems very practical and clear (even though it's nothing new compared to Sonnox: the color combination is different but it's the same philosophy: variable scale depending on the gain level of each band, EQ curve depiction, etc.).
The real difference is the SOUND! It's really impressive...
But it has a price! You have to make up your mind, either you have 10 cheap and useless EQs or only one amazing EQ that makes everything perfect... It's up to you!
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SampleHunterPublished on 09/15/08 at 09:31 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
Trouble free installation, no configuration,
Is there a need to use a manual EQ?
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
it works fine on a small machine, so plug not very demanding.
No bug.
OVERALL OPINION
Difficult to choose one saw the plethora Eq. So why rather than the Waves, Sonnox or URS?
Well, this plug is the one that best exploits our large flat screens. The user interface is gorgeous and intelligent.
For anyone who does not have adequate control surface, use the mouse via a parametric EQ knobs is an ordeal. Here, all is done on the graphical representation of curves with extreme precision (unlike Sonnox, Waves): The scale of the graph is automatically on hold which is...…
Is there a need to use a manual EQ?
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
it works fine on a small machine, so plug not very demanding.
No bug.
OVERALL OPINION
Difficult to choose one saw the plethora Eq. So why rather than the Waves, Sonnox or URS?
Well, this plug is the one that best exploits our large flat screens. The user interface is gorgeous and intelligent.
For anyone who does not have adequate control surface, use the mouse via a parametric EQ knobs is an ordeal. Here, all is done on the graphical representation of curves with extreme precision (unlike Sonnox, Waves): The scale of the graph is automatically on hold which is...…
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Trouble free installation, no configuration,
Is there a need to use a manual EQ?
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
it works fine on a small machine, so plug not very demanding.
No bug.
OVERALL OPINION
Difficult to choose one saw the plethora Eq. So why rather than the Waves, Sonnox or URS?
Well, this plug is the one that best exploits our large flat screens. The user interface is gorgeous and intelligent.
For anyone who does not have adequate control surface, use the mouse via a parametric EQ knobs is an ordeal. Here, all is done on the graphical representation of curves with extreme precision (unlike Sonnox, Waves): The scale of the graph is automatically on hold which is applied to weak or strong gains. It is both clever and incomparable in use.
Another addition, an output gain adjuster allows comparisons with or without fairer Eq.
It lacks an indicator of saturation input and output, otherwise it's perfect.
I forget the basics. Sound: the corrections are very transparent but not harsh even violent changes. Obviously no breath! In short very natural.
Is there a need to use a manual EQ?
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
it works fine on a small machine, so plug not very demanding.
No bug.
OVERALL OPINION
Difficult to choose one saw the plethora Eq. So why rather than the Waves, Sonnox or URS?
Well, this plug is the one that best exploits our large flat screens. The user interface is gorgeous and intelligent.
For anyone who does not have adequate control surface, use the mouse via a parametric EQ knobs is an ordeal. Here, all is done on the graphical representation of curves with extreme precision (unlike Sonnox, Waves): The scale of the graph is automatically on hold which is applied to weak or strong gains. It is both clever and incomparable in use.
Another addition, an output gain adjuster allows comparisons with or without fairer Eq.
It lacks an indicator of saturation input and output, otherwise it's perfect.
I forget the basics. Sound: the corrections are very transparent but not harsh even violent changes. Obviously no breath! In short very natural.
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Tech. sheet
- Manufacturer: Flux ::
- Model: Epure
- Category: Software parametric EQs
- Added in our database on: 10/23/2007
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