Something I'd love to see in ProQ is additive nodes.
So when you select something from the presets menu, rather than it simply replacing your current curve (as currently normal) you have an option to add your new selection to the current curve.
How this would work . . . so you have a nice low cut at 200Hz that is working well . . . as well as some cuts you've made around 400Hz . . . and you decide you want to brighten the high end, and you remember that you saved that great setting with 2 or 3 well placed nodes that give you a great smooth top end that could really work for this track.
But of course if you now select this top end setting you will lose the curves you currently have . . . what I suggest is that you can hold down a modifier key (eg ALT) as you hover over the preset drop down (the '+' symbol in my video denotes the ALT keys is being pressed) now any selecting is added to the current curve rather than replacing it.
Something I'd love to see in ProQ is additive nodes.
So when you select something from the presets menu, rather than it simply replacing your current curve (as currently normal) you have an option to add your new selection to the current curve.
How this would work . . . so you have a nice low cut at 200Hz that is working well . . . as well as some cuts you've made around 400Hz . . . and you decide you want to brighten the high end, and you remember that you saved that great setting with 2 or 3 well placed nodes that give you a great smooth top end that could really work for this track.
But of course if you now select this top end setting you will lose the curves you currently have . . . what I suggest is that you can hold down a modifier key (eg ALT) as you hover over the preset drop down (the '+' symbol in my video denotes the ALT keys is being pressed) now any selecting is added to the current curve rather than replacing it.
See video for example:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sE82nWKaNzQ