5 Jul
2019
5 Jul
'19
8:27 p.m.
Am 05.07.19 um 17:27 schrieb Tim:
On 7/5/19 5:39 AM, Hermann Meyer wrote:
Basically, yes.
On request on Reddit, I've upload a sound example of a use-case.
That's Source1:
https://instaud.io/3Umz
the sound I want to match.
That's Source2:
https://instaud.io/3Un6
the sound I want to match Source1
and that's the result:
https://instaud.io/3Unb
regards
hermann
Hi
I've written a matching EQ LV2 plugin.
It's purpose is to analyze two sources and create then a EQ curve to
apply the EQ characteristics from the first source to the second one.
Truly you could use it as "normal" EQ as well, or adjust the settings
after you've created a match EQ curve, to your needs.
You could check it out here:
https://github.com/brummer10/GxMatchEQ.lv2
regards
hermann
So it 'matches' the spectral content of the sources?
Interesting idea. Could be quite useful. Thank you.
Tim.