MW EQ

[Shooshie]

In the interview he says something that I have told everyone I've worked with or helped: there are no rules in the music business. Whatever works, works.

And as it relates to this thread... we have the talent and means to create our own MW EQ presets.

Go forth, young man, and create presets, but always remember: There ARE NO rules! You can make it any way you want, if it works for you.

Wait a minute… that "if it works for you;" is that a rule? Ok, there may be a rule. "If it works, do it."

[MIDI Life Crisis]

"If it sounds good, sell it!"

[Killahurts]

Love MW EQ. It holds its own among all the paid plugin EQs out there I've used. It is probably my second favorite EQ.

[Prime Mover]

"If it sounds good, sell it!"

If it sells... take the money and run!

(and buy more audio equipment, and go broke)

[wvandyck]

Wait a minute… that "if it works for you;" is that a rule? Ok, there may be a rule. "If it works, do it."

I think we're entering "chicken or egg first?" territory, or pehaps it's a Zen Koan.

But seriously, you're point resonates the truth.
So does "Sell it, buy more gear, and go broke.

[Brian Middleton]

Yup, it's powerful, versatile, usable, and sounds good. There are plenty of times when I go to other EQs for specific things they do well, but MWEQ is the default and the workhorse. I particularly love the way you can use the different filter types in combination to build subtle tone-sculpting effects.