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Could someone tell me would it be possible to extract the Channel EQ from Logic Pro and wrap it as an AU/VST? If so would anybody have the time or patients to do such a thing? Or perhaps point me in the right direction?

The sound it produces is extra-ordinary. (for drums esp.) There is a thickness/smoothness and punch which i cant find in any other eq. The FLUX Epure 2 is extremely close/pretty much identical(the Q's are weird), but in my instance i would need to use at least 2 of them. I've tried EQuality, FabFilter ProQ, various Waves EQ's.

***Not really sure which forum to put it in***
Could someone tell me would it be possible to extract the Channel EQ from Logic Pro and wrap it as an AU/VST? If so would anybody have the time or patients to do such a thing? Or perhaps point me in the right direction?
The sound it produces is extra-ordinary. (for drums esp.) There is a thickness/smoothness and punch which i cant find in any other eq. The FLUX Epure 2 is extremely close/pretty much identical(the Q's are weird), but in my instance i would need to use at least 2 of them. I've tried EQuality, FabFilter ProQ, various Waves EQ's.

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Not possible to extract since the EQ is hard-coded in Logic.

But you can route your audio signal through Logic using Soundflower or Jack OSX.

Not possible to extract since the EQ is hard-coded in Logic.
But you can route your audio signal through Logic using Soundflower or Jack OSX.


Extract Channel-EQ from Logic Pro?