Fab Pro Q has a good panel for parallel viewing multiple EQ curves together while showing the high energy parts by indicating Red volume color. These is very intuitive for mixing. However, what if we step forward and make something thing revolutionary. What If the EQ nodes can automatically track some designated frequencies (like the highest energy frequencies), if high energy from low end running switch from 200hz to 500hz, the EQ nodes we've assigned can automatically switch from 200hz to 500hz or some relative position. If so, our mixing work would be so easier to handle than ever before especially for orchestral and Surrounding sound mix. No need to do automation manually and set a ton of automation clips in DAW, less works, better result.
Fab Pro Q has a good panel for parallel viewing multiple EQ curves together while showing the high energy parts by indicating Red volume color. These is very intuitive for mixing. However, what if we step forward and make something thing revolutionary. What If the EQ nodes can automatically track some designated frequencies (like the highest energy frequencies), if high energy from low end running switch from 200hz to 500hz, the EQ nodes we've assigned can automatically switch from 200hz to 500hz or some relative position. If so, our mixing work would be so easier to handle than ever before especially for orchestral and Surrounding sound mix. No need to do automation manually and set a ton of automation clips in DAW, less works, better result.