There are also a few kinds of EQ in terms of interface. The Stillwell Audio 1973 VST is a virtual analog emulation of the 1073 and its goal is to color the sound as similarly as possible to the original. High-end hardware EQs, like the Neve 1073, are mostly prized for the way they color the sound (in addition to their pure EQ functionality). Most of these EQs will color the sound in some way. Some digital EQs model hardware EQ circuitry and these generally come in two flavors: active and passive. If you want transparent EQ, use one of these. Some are straight up digital EQs that are designed to color the sound as little as possible. There are a few different kinds of EQ in terms of signal processing. If you believe your post or comment was removed in error, check the rules and include a link in a polite message to the moderators. Search the subreddit and resources before making a post.
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