Is there enough overlap to make owning both of these plugins redundant? I'm curious how these two VST's compare and contrast. Upon first glance, I still prefer Fabfilters interface. However, I have heard a lot of good things about DMG's audio equilibrium. What I tested felt very 'experimental' and not convincing.
Perhaps if the Equilibrium was made more bug free and smooth it could qualify as a 'testing' plugin or 'educational' plugin. The Equilibrium is not nearly as user friendly and nice to use as Pro-G. Question is if they have tried a little too hard. Seems they want to do EVERYTHING in one plugin. I did try the evaluation version of the DMG Equilibrium the other day. The plugin market is flooded by nonsense products (warm/tube/vintage etc and similar stupidities) and the FabFilter products
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