Is lkjb Luftikus an alternative to Mäag EQ4

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lkjb Luftikus vs Mäag EQ4. This is a comparison between the renowned Maag EQ4, popular for its Air Band and for the other carefully designed bands, and the lkjb Luftikus, a FREE plugin which emulates the Mäag EQ4. • Throughout this plugin test you'll listen to these two eq tested on vocals, performed by Olya Gram, and on drums, played by Edo Sala. • LINKS • Bandcamp: https://mirkorusso.bandcamp.com/follo... • Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/y9dakg7z • Fiverr: https://www.fiverr.com/mirkostudio?up... • Patreon: / clanglab • Mailing list: http://eepurl.com/g0Q-rr • ABOUT ME • I am Mirko Russo, a musician and producer. I have been committing myself to music since I was 11: that’s when I began playing guitar. In the following years I have collected experience with bands and live gigs in Apulia, Southern Italy. In parallel with this, I started recording my own instrumental songs and releasing some albums throughout the years. However, I have always been fascinated not just in playing with band mates and arranging songs as a group, but also in how to make the different instruments work together in a mix. Indeed, I felt that it is another crucial aspect which helps the potential of a song to express itself. So I decided to attend some courses about sound engineering, mix, mastering and the software Logic Pro X. • THUMBNAILS • 0:00 Intro • 0:44 Controls • 2:16 Dry vocals • 2:56 Mäag EQ4 • 3:30 lkjb Luftikus • 5:00 lkjb Luftikus setting 2 • 6:02 Mäag EQ4 setting 2 • 8:17 Luftikus Analog switch • 8:59 Air band comparison • 12:34 Dry drums • 13:00 Mäag EQ4 setting 1 • 13:32 lkjb Luftikus setting 1 • 14:33 Mäag EQ4 setting 2 • 15:03 lkjb Luftikus setting 2 • 16:08 Matching the 40 Hz band

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