Voxengo GlissEQ
Parametric Equalizer
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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 been using the elephant for mastering and I find it extremely musical. I'm currently demoing glissEQ and harminiEQ, polysquasher,deft compressor and soniformer. I find them all extremely musical. And at the end of the day it is music we are working with so it makes sense to work with plugins that make your music sound even better. I've done an extensive test comparing gliss EQ and Pro Q by fab filter and found gliss EQ sounds better every time. It is more open, more transparent, more sweet and musical. I read in another forum that pro Q was far better but this just isn't true. Yes pro Q is very good but it still doesn't bring any life to the sound like gliss and harmoni EQ do. Everything just seems to come alive with voxengo plugins. I've only owned elephant up to now and when I mix I can't wait till the mastering stage to use elephant cause I know what its going to do to my sound. I don't think twice any more when it comes to voxengo because I've learn't to trust my ears and when I hear something special I look no further.
Kilmar
It's pretty simple why Voxengo plugins are so good - Alexsey has a better ear compared to other developers.
His plugins sound so 'musical'. I've used many other plugins that technically perform their designed function, yet somehow just don't sound good.
I now have a whole set of expensive plugins that are just taking up drive space. They simply don't sound as good as thier Voxengo counterparts.
Mark Briody, guitarist for Jag Panzer (Century Media Records)