There’s an extensive list of headphones to choose from. After you select your model, it assists you in applying the proper EQ for your desired frequency response. It even has presets like the Harmon Curve. https://autoeq.app

Doing a well needed clear-out and found this. I was introduced to Cool Edit Pro at the start of my brief stint as a broadcast assistant, back in the day. It was a brilliant, really easy to use. I continued using it as my go-to editing software after Adobe bought it in the early 2000s and changed its name to Audition, up until the beginning of this year; the CC subscription became a "want", a rather expensive one and, unfortunately, Audition is a part of it. Which audio editing software do you currently use? Or do you just use your DAW?

What's your favorite EQ plugin, and why?

Hi all! Wondering if you have any websites or resources that you use for getting great multitrack projects for mixing (and mastering) practice. Free would be great but not necessarily a deal-breaker if it's paid. I know of two that seem pretty great so far: Cambridge Music Technology Telefunken Live From the Lab What else have you been using?

Post links in this thread about any plugin recommendations, free plugins or plugin discounts.