Kirchoff eq

In the box should not be limited to a static nature, IMHO that is. Afterall the signal is not static or is it. Personally I only use these kinds of EQ for surgical or corrective stuff and it being dynamic makes it so much more surgical. But we have options, so there is no need to try to make this into what it's not. But the nature of the GS people is like that, isn't it. Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2013 Posts: 1,181 🎧 10 years Guess what? Fabfilter Pro-Q 1: static. Pro-Q 2: static. Pro-Q 3.. ta da: dynamic! It was not, but now it is. Very awkward those people at Fabfilter, one day they decided: "let's make our static EQ into what it's not: a dynamic EQ". Waaa.. what a concept.. this is so GS.. Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2019 Posts: 1,916 🎧 5 years Quote: Originally Posted by soupiraille ➡️ Guess what? Fabfilter Pro-Q 1: static. Pro-Q 2: static. Pro-Q 3.. ta da: dynamic! I use Crave mostly for high pass, lo pass work, Pro Q for the corrective stuff but now my new baby is Kirchoff which has more filter shapes, is dynamic with useful controls to the dynamic actions. When I first bought a license for Crave EQ I mentioned in the thread I wished it were dynamic...back then! Quote: Originally Posted by soupiraille ➡️ Guess what? Fabfilter Pro-Q 1: static. Pro-Q 2: static. Pro-Q 3.. ta da: dynamic! It was not, but now it is. Very awkward those people at Fabfilter, one day they decided: "let's make our static EQ into what it's not: a dynamic EQ". Waaa.. what a concept.. this is so GS.. Dude, it's NOT about requesting to make Crave EQ dynamic!(this has been requested several times since V1 - and keith said it will not happen!)I would love Crave to be dynamic, too.It was about suggesting to work with Jon V, who makes FirComp! THAT is the part I found awkward. Lives for gear Joined: May 2008 🎧 15 years Quote: Originally Posted by DrAudioBot ➡️ I find this "trend" of suggesting such things (see them a lot lately) quiet awkward tbh.Maybe good intensions but eventually a bit strange to ask. I guess it is very different from person to person what is perceived as awkward - also out in the public. (Is it you who feel awkward,

I ask is this the same for you?From inside the DAW is it in the PA Folder or TBT folder?It's been a few days now since I emailed TBT support. Ok, just confirming, that all I have in my components folder for example, is the "KirchhoffEQ.component" (version 1.7.0)It's not a folder. Quote: Originally Posted by Carl Freeland ➡️ Thanks for giving me hope. Even though I uninstalled the PA version I see the TBT Universal version is under PA folder of plugins when you look from inside the DAW (Logic) to choose it. Can I ask is this the same for you?From inside the DAW is it in the PA Folder or TBT folder?It's been a few days now since I emailed TBT support. i think you are using AU but the TBT original kirchoff vst3 seems to always install within the “steinberg” folder within vst3 plugs on mac. I then generally move it. Lives for gear Joined: May 2007 🎧 15 years Quote: Originally Posted by GBP ➡️ i think you are using AU but the TBT original kirchoff vst3 seems to always install within the “steinberg” folder within vst3 plugs on mac. I then generally move it. That is interesting.I just checked my VST3 folder and there is indeed a KirchoffEQ within the Steinberg folder (v 1.7.0) and another in the VST3 folder itself (v 1.6.4) TBTKirchoffEQ - the latter being the Plugin Alliance version. (I am careful not to use that one). Which is very interesting, since I don't have the component version of that installed. It still shows up in Logic.I'm beginning to understand how messy this really is.So, I also just removed the PA version (1.6.4) TBTKirchoffEQ from my components folder. Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2018 🎧 5 years Quote: Originally Posted by mattrixx ➡️ That is interesting.I just checked my VST3 folder and there is indeed a KirchoffEQ within the Steinberg folder (v 1.7.0) and another in the VST3 folder itself (v 1.6.4) TBTKirchoffEQ - the latter being the Plugin Alliance version. (I am careful not to use that one). Which is very

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