Voxengo GlissEQ - User Testimonials

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There are a LOT of good EQ plugins on the market.  GlissEQ is different.  Really.  The user interface makes it versatile and easy to use, but the sound is what really makes it unique.  I really think that this way of EQing much more musical than anything else.  The combination of harmonic and dynamic filters produces a very lively sound.  If I could only keep ONE third party plugin this would be the one I would go for...
Oliver Lucas, Sound Engineer for tv and broadcast


At first I was put off by the plain looks of these Plugins.  I'd pay twice or three times as much money for something that 'looked the part' but ultimately didn't sound even half as good as Voxengo.  I'm learning how other Companies 'talk about' 'warm' and 'old' and 'analogue'.  Voxengo just gets on with the job and delivers 10 out of 10, everytime.  The funny thing is, is that I'm beginning to like those quirky looks after all :) Daniel, Dublin/Ireland!
Daniel


Voxengo's plugins have always had a fabulous transparent sound which has become part of the Calamity Studio work process.  Gliss is our 'got to' channel EQ, Soniformer and Elephant are part of our regular mastering chain.

But now that Aleksey is leading the way by providing x64 supported versions of all his new plugs we will be purchasing every new release from now on.

Paul Russell


I have just finished mastering 'Is there time' by Rail Road Riders.

Most of the songs needed some final flavour and with Varisaturator I obtained what was needed.  It is very easy to use.  I flipped through the various proposed settings and quickly found what I was looking for for each individual song and all I needed to do therefater was a small adjustment with the available analogue like bottoms.

I used Varisaturated after the EQ (Voxengo GlissEQ) and before the final limiting.

Great tool Aleksey!

Bo Larsen


One of the most versatile and best-sounding EQs I've used.  The spectral analysis helps me instantly see changes in frequencies.  Absolutely awesome - don't let the low price make you think it's not a pro tool.
Andy Sikorski



Just a quick word about Gliss EQ.  This is an excellent EQ that offers the user a different experience with its "dynamic" EQ features.  The filters are smooth, and features are well implemented, and of course the sound quality is excellent as usual with Voxengo.  This plugin is indeed something special.  Thanks to Aleksey and all at Voxengo!
Alan Willey, www.DesertMasters.com


Really great tools.  I usually use them to make sample sounds more natural.  Easy to handle.
Worldjazz Play Along


I like it very much, because Gliss EQ gives very bright image of every track in your sequencer.
Sub


Spasibo Aleksey!  And many thanks to all the guys that are creating such wonderful products!  I'm using plenty of plug-ins of many other sound effect companies, but since the time I come across the "Voxengo" ones there's no a single number/song of mine that I wouldn't want to use these outstanding plug-ins in my tracks/mixes.  I'm not talking about the price, because in my opinion considering their sound, easiness of use, in comparison with other overpriced products from other sites... - they are "free".  I'm impatiently waiting for your other stuff you'll come up with, I'm sure that they're going to be the same sound with a soul and as fantastic as they are now.

With a high respect I'm removing my hat before you guys.

Eugene Grigonis (E.G.  Music)


I have been using Voxengo plugins for about 4 years now.  I use many plugins and various pieces of hardware, but I still do not open a session without using the Gliss EQ.

No other EQ does what the Gliss can do.  I am able to boost frequencies on my kicks and bass while at the same time making them tighter rather than flabbier.

I can bring up the highs on the snare and increase its snap at the same time.

Between the sonic strength and useful features (such as overlaying various tracks frequency responses) of the Gliss EQ, it has become one the most used tools in my arsenal.

Ken Dudley