T-EQ by BA Tech.
BA Tech has released T-EQ, a freeware tilt equalizer with a tube preamp stage in VST plugin format for Windows (made with SynthMaker).
T-EQ is a basic tilt eq/preamp with a tube gain stage.
T-EQ is available for free download via BA Tech’s website (2,4MB download size, 32-bit Windows VST plugin).
There was a lot of discussion on KVR about BA Tech’s plugins and whether they’re just generic SynthMaker creations or not. Personally, I haven’t tested any of them, but it seems that the dev is putting a decent amount of work into his stuff. He recently launched an online shop for his commercial plugins, which can be found here.
If you’re looking for more freeware equalizers, grab the best freebie parametric EQs here and the graphic ones here.
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There is TAL Tilt EQ too ;)
And you are sure about what you get with TAL.
good call man, TAL’s EQ is pretty sweet! there’s also this free tilt EQ from elysia:
http://www.elysia.com/software/niveau-filter/
good stuff!
for me one of the best free eq is the spl free ranger
oh man, i’ve never tried that one but many people say it’s awesome. i didn’t like the fact that it comes with such a small amount of bands.
you should try it, sometimes less is more. with some little twaeks you can get a real pumping fat bassdrum and so on. it is a clean eq but in combination with the variety of sound eqs with their saturation it sound perfect. try it ;)
i always combination some rough with some clean plugins like
molot & density etc.
and also for me the time with 100 plugins in my vst folder is over. i try to use only a few plugins like in the old days with some machines and know them well. i wanna make music and not tweak for hours for nothing. that is my way to do it.
i’ve also greatly reduced the number of installed plugins. always better to have a few tools you learned well, than having a bunch of stuff you never use!
when startet with music making i have more fun and make better tracks with a drummachine a synth a mixer and a crap lofi multieffect. i spend hours with jamming this boxes ;)