EzQuiel vs FinalFX

EzQuiel helps you tune your sound system quickly and easily, right at the venue. Whether you’re a musician, DJ, live sound technician or event professional, EzQuiel analyzes your listening environment and provides clear EQ recommendations tailored to your sound system and setup. No need to get lost in complicated settings: describe your venue, PA system and configuration, let EzQuiel listen, then get practical recommendations to help improve your sound. With EzQuiel, you can: • analyze your sound system • get personalized EQ recommendations • take venue characteristics into account • enter your PA equipment and setup • visualize frequency analysis • save previous analyses for later reference • adapt your settings to real-world live conditions EzQuiel is designed for live musicians, DJs, bands, sound technicians and PA system users who want a more balanced sound without spending hours interpreting complex measurements. Get 3 free analyses to try EzQuiel. Then purchase analysis packs or unlock unlimited analyses. EzQuiel does not replace an experienced sound engineer. It provides a practical listening and tuning assistant to help you make better sound decisions in real-world situations.

FinalFX (“final effects”) is an AUv3 effects plugin that can run standalone, or in any AUv3 compatible host such as Logic Pro, GarageBand or AUM. FinalFX currently runs on iOS (iPad & iPhone) and macOS (Intel & Silicon) and is available as a Universal Purchase from the Apple App Store. If you’re planning on using FinalFX on Mac / desktop, please ensure that your favourite DAW / host supports AUv3 (not just AU). Overview FinalFX is a collection of audio processors useful for mixing and mastering, often referred to as a “channel strip”. Typically you’d add FinalFX literally as your final effects on a stereo master or mix bus channel. FinalFX has been specifically designed to introduce no additional latency in the audio processing chain, and as the CPU load has also been minimised, it can be used in live sound applications. FinalFX comprises three main modules: EQ is a general purpose six band equaliser that can also process in mid / side mode. The frequencies and resonances for each band are fixed, so this EQ is more about subtle, overall tone-shaping, than surgical precision. For example, reducing bass or adding presence. The EQ’d signal can also be mixed with the original dry signal. MID / SIDE focusses on the stereo image with individual gain controls for the middle and sides content of stereo audio, as well as an overall width control which can reduce a stereo signal down to mono. COMPRESSOR / LIMITER adjusts final dynamics and loudness and comprises two compressors in series with variable threshold and ratios. The first compressor stage also has a mix control. This section also includes a variable soft / hard clipper stage and overall output volume control.