The latter is one of 2018’s leading trends among studio plug-ins and I expect to see it continue well into 2019. For example, Gramotech Babylon packs 48 filters while sonible’s smart:eq 2 takes care of business through a self-learning AI. Still, the competition appears to be stronger than ever.
Indeed, there seems to be little, if anything, in terms of equalization that Pro-Q 3 can’t do. Where it stands?Ĭompared to other modern EQs on the market, which stand out with novel AI features, Pro-Q version 3 keeps holding onto the concept of being a “Swiss Army Knife” equalizer. The latter sounds particularly convenient for identifying clashing sounds and poking the appropriate “holes” in the frequency spectrum. New functionality includes dynamic equalisation, per-band mid/side processing, and the ability to view the spectrum analysis feed of any other Pro-Q 3 plug-in in your session. Alas, all we know about it is what little we can gather from the 55-second teaser video. Today, FabFilter announced the upcoming release of Pro-Q 3.
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