ISON has that qualification, tho not brand specific.On 2005-03-31 03:51, cannonball wrote:
why not a good EQ hardware emulation
Read the design explanation at the link
(quote from the link:
This constant circuit interaction called 'Q/Gain dependency' results in analog EQs having a different functional and tonal character than digital EQs.
These inherent flaws in analog processing are what actually determine the analog EQ's sound and lead people to label it with words like 'warm', 'smooth' and 'transparent'.
The central meter of the ISON allows you to switch the style of the EQ from digital constant-Q to classic style with Q/Gain dependency just like high end analog EQs).
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: hubird on 2005-03-31 08:25 ]</font>