Voxengo GlissEQ

Voxengo GlissEQ is a SEVERELY underrated and unsung plugin.  The music I make (and those of others I record) is often heavy on acoustic guitar and I find it one of the more challenging sound sources to EQ (especially on less than ideal spaces).  GlissEQ very quickly and easily dealt with those problems for me.

The fastest EQ plugins to get a good sound out of, in my experience, are usually the Neve or API emulations, with stepped frequencies (I use RRS plugins).  I may be speaking too soon but GlissEQ can be just as fast as those plugins, more versatile, and definitely can sound more natural.  Want to get some warmth?  Boost the low end where you're hearing the need for it, and it won't get boomy on you.  Dynamic EQ isn't just for notching resonances, and GlissEQ is one of the best.  The sounds you can get out of it are simply beautiful and very impressive.  I love it.

tonstwo

Are you surprised I am using GlissEQ for a plugin to my music player?  I think you have priced it right for an audiophile premium product, software that is actually used for mastering albums.  This is how I am describing it on music forums.  GlissEQ is easy to figure out for the most part without the manual.  I do not think there is hardware EQ or compander that can do what GlissEQ can do.  And it is allot of fun for me to use.  GlissEQ is great for the obsessive-compulsive audiophile in me.  JFYI

Bob Graham

I've only been using Voxengo mastering plugins for a short time, and already they have become a core inclusion in all of my new projects and in many of my old ones.

I've been able to re-release clearer, brighter, smoother versions of tracks that I thought could never be lightened-up.

My listeners have already sent me glowing feedback about the quality and spacialization of my new and re-released mixes, since having incorporated Voxengo products.

I use almost the whole array of products in different combinations in different productions with fanastic results... though it's hard not to go overboard!

While some plugins are "too subtle to be heard", there's no question they modify the /feeling/ of the music; more solid, more smooth, and more enjoyable!

I plan to purchase the remaining pieces missing from my collection in the near future.

Thanks Voxengo, for sweet sounds and sweet deals.

CFX Music, Reston VA