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Am I asking a noob question? I've tried looking around the web for an equivalent before asking here, a few weeks to be exact. I've recently switched from FL Studio to Ableton Live (A couple months ago maybe), and while I love Ableton Live much more than FL studio, there is one problem I'm finding trouble with, and that is the way you EQ Stuff.

In FL studio, there was a Parametric EQ 2 that let you visualize the frequencies while editing, like this:. In Ableton Live, you have to load a Equalizer in and then load a spectrum meter afterwards, which tends to mash everything together (In my opinion). I've tried adapting to doing this, but it's very uncomfortable and I'm always having trouble.

I've looked around google for possible vsts that give the same visual interface Parametric EQ 2 does, but I've had no luck in the search. Would anyone here know of one? It's a legitimate question and I'm happy to help, I don't know why you're being down voted either. Programmu kenguru shag prizhok povorot. Fl studio sells its tools as standalone vsts in a package called juice pack.

It includes the Parametric EQ 2, as well as a bunch of other tools from FL. It's $99 which isn't that bad compared to some vsts. Definitely give that a look.

If you're looking for something a bit more complex or have extra cash to dish out go for Ozone, it's expensive but it's EQing tools are some of the best on the market. Edit: I see someone already posted about the FL juice pack.