Overloud EQP - Best Pultec ever? On kick and snare

Critically acclaimed jazz and prog rock mixing and mastering engineer Mark Wingfield demonstrates audio examples comparing the Overloud EQP and Plugin-Alliance Brainworx SSL E on kick and snare drum, he also does null tests with the Kirchhoff EQ and the EQP and plugin doctor.
Mark has mixed or mastered three Downbeat Magazine Masterpiece Albums of the Year, two JazzWise Best Releases of the Year and three All About Jazz Best Albums of the Year. Jazz albums he has mixed or mastered have received more than 300 rave reviews worldwide. Mark mixes and masters at his UK based Heron Island Studio.
If you are interested in working with Mark on your next album you can contact him here:
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[@aviatedviewssound4798]

API is the best kick and snare drum EQ, period!

[@ucproductions1491]

That snare sound killed me. Top content!

[@mintyswirljoy]

Nice vibe with the EQP

[@theweaz9975]

Great vid. I was hoping this wasn’t just another pultec

[@Barncore]

Have you heard the Acustica Purple and the NoiseAsh version of the Pultec? Opinions on those plugs relative to this?

[@toefes]

I’ve got both and the acustica sound better, but the noiseash gets more use because it isn’t as cpu hungry

[@IIJamesII]

I've suspected that subtle or micro differences can have a kind of unexpected macro effect on what we hear (or how we hear it).

[@iFFOGo]

Great video, than you! Did you update PSP Xenon, it's hi-res now ;)

[@heronislandstudio8054]

Cheers! Yes I have updated Xenon, thanks.

[@weedwick9888]

phase

[@hodshonf]

go on...

[@weedwick9888]

@@hodshonf EQing shifts the phrase differently, this is the main part of a character and depth. In plugindoctor you can switch Phase mode and take a look, just like we see the eq curve

[@ucproductions1491]

9:50 he wrote he matched the phase as well.