Not with the precision of Pro Q but you can use Multiband Dynamics, since multiband compression/expansion and dynamic EQ are basically different names for the same process. Homies don’t forget the TDR nova is a dynamic EQ that rips and is FREE. I'm new to ableton live (2 weeks in) but getting pretty familiar with the program. I just noticed that I don't have eq eight in my audio effects list. Where would i get it? I'm not that familiar with what plugins are or how to download them, if that's even what it is.
I'm just starting to get hardcore into working within and focusing on the frequency spectrum to make my sounds fit and tighten my mix, adjust which sounds will be 'foreground'/'background', and making sure sounds don't muddle/phase..... Anyways I was wondering what the different modes were used for (beyond the manual's definition) and when do you guys use them?
I'm guessing eq mode L/R helps create depth to a sound and gives it a little panning/difference because of different sounds on the L/R channels being cut.
NO CLUE, about S/M mode
and default mode... is it better or worse than L/R?