Truly accurate low-frequency monitoring is one of the hardest things to get right in small home studios. This has many powerful implications, but here are a few key ways this could be used: Getting the low end dialed in You can now tailor the frequency range in which Match EQ is working.
Ultimately, having Match EQ as its own module or plug-in means a more flexible and customizable workflow to help you reach your sonic goals faster. This could be useful for reducing CPU usage, using Match EQ on multiple tracks in a mix, using multiple instances on one master with different references, or smoothing and amount settings for different frequency ranges. If you’re an Ozone Advanced user, you can load Match EQ as a standalone component plug-in.
While Match EQ was previously a somewhat discreet mode within the main Equalizer module, it is now its own, dedicated module.
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