FabFilter Pro-Q 3 Positive Reviews

FabFilter Pro-Q 3 App User Positive Comments 2024

FabFilter Pro-Q 3 app received 17 positive comments and reviews by users. Can you share your positive thoughts about fabfilter pro-q 3?

FabFilter Pro-Q 3 for Positive User Reviews

✓ Thank You for the very Quick Update🙏🏿. Hopefully we will see Saturn plugin come to iPad in the future as well. Thanks again you guys are amazing!!✨💫✨.I like making musicVersion: 3.15

✓ I can’t uploadHow to install in my Cubasis please help me.Behrouz1369Version: 3.21

✓ Wow wowI started using my ipad for live gigs with an interface with aum , I was looking for a good equalizer for my iPad 6 generation shouldn’t take up much CPU process, also something to be able to work with midi And guess what I don’t have nothing bad to say I think it just works great. I am also very happy with the compressor on every band in two words.! Just great. !Thanks.Moeh1Version: 3.16

✓ Awesome EQI use it on almost every Channel. 4**** as not all features work.Brundlefly IIVersion: 3.13

✓ Simply thank youI would like to thank the team at Fab Filter for affording us IPad producers, the opportunity to have these high quality music tools at our disposal. Very greatful! Was hoping for this! GOD bless you! I pretty much have every music plugin for iOS, but this is the first time I’ve felt compelled to stop and write a review in addition to giving stars..HeartBeatz by YahelVersion: 3.12

✓ Top quality, shame about Auria customersOn the plus side, FF make superb filters. Absolutely top notch for all manner of production. However, by IOS standards FF are expensive. Some may argue that quality needs to be paid for... but not twice. There is no deal available for those who bought FF products under Auria Pro. FF blame Apple for not giving them customer details, but such details are not required, only that FF trust Apple (a trillion dollar company) to only give discounts to genuine customers. Nic.TheWightGuyVersion: 3.15

✓ The price is worth it! (19 year old telling you this)I was watching a lot of my favorite YouTube audio engineers use this bundle and was like “Okay lets get it so I can follow along better.” It was way better than I ever imagined! It can do my EQ setting for me! (Helpful with a trumpet gotta say) It has soooo many presets as-well! I am just amazed at the detail and quality of the sounds. I cannot thank FabFilters enough for all of their outstanding products. Seriously, I’m a 19 year old kid telling y’all its worth it. Your very happy customer. -Nathan Cress.Chickenkiller24Version: 3.15

✓ Bit late reviewing - released 3 singles with it.Sidechain/Dynamic Comp/Topnotch EQ in short. The quality of my songs is another matter...but Pro-Q3 I thoroughly researched due to cost, but I only regret buying multiple apps/plugins trying to get a good one for a solitary task. Do not regret the multi-aspect precision Pro-Q3 brought. To expand on matters, I didn’t even realise it did Dynamic actions on tracks until seeing a well-known and liked youtuber waxing over a PC/Mac based DAW using Dynamic EQ/Comp. I throw those two terms together, because I can’t see what else to call this function - Pro-Q3 is obvs an EQ program, but it dynamically affects the gain of the output waveform, so well, what the heck else is that called?! No incentives or anything were there for me to buy this - only looking for the best most professional tool to help finish the songs off. I mastered out of GarageBand iOS by outputting a stereo pair using the ‘share’ option and see Pete Johns for more, but then grab that WAV file and bring it into a new song, and put one instance of this Pro-Q3 app in the mixer/effects chain in the GB ‘Mastering song’ and then I put my compressor in, and then another instance of Pro-Q3 afterward. Unbeknown to me, I eventually realised the two instances of Pro-Q3 were ‘aware’ of each other, and you can see a miniature image post-stamp sized, of the ‘other’ Pro-Q3 instance’s waveform, in real time, as it happens. So you have one big half-screen on the ipad with the instance you are working on, and a little insert pic of the ‘other’ one and you can work in that way. I am no expert on mastering or mixing, and have knife-and-forked my way bludgeoning many a waveform into a ‘Game of thrones’ demise, before reining back reverb galore, and maturing I hope, graduating to this level of plugin. This is like a complex form of the GB internal EQ - or it might be GB took the cue from FabFilter, no idea. Dan Worrall does excellent overviews and tutorials in a very listenable voice on youtube, and the iOS Pro-Q3 really is awfully similar if not identical to the PC/Mac ones. I can’t imagine what else is needed really, the plugin fortunately is more expert than I am, which is what you need early on. Complexity opens up, and I found I just touched on the waveform, swiped a fraction of a millimetre and a point was created, which then you can hold on for an instant and change the style of the EQ action that point has centred around it. IE a notch downward or upward, an angled descent to get rid of anything below 20 or 30 Hz or whatever you set it to by sliding that point left or right... There’s little tiny fragments of a curve, you hit on, to decide the style of these controls exerted on the waveform, and then you set the ‘Q’ or steepness, of the notches and so forth. I hollowed out a doubled snare drum that was boxy and boomy, and went back to the mix track to do it there eventually, putting an instance of Pro-Q3 in the original GB mix song, as opposed to my ‘master song’ in GB. But, that started with the ability to notch out properly as could be, in the final master song. What else...so yes, I paid full price for the plugin, I watched tutorials for the Mac/PC version and learned they look and work identically almost which is future-proofing knowledge and learning...I would say, the big take-away is that if you look at the SIZE of FabFilter’s plugins, they are compact, tiny even. This gets around many memory glitching issues GB and other DAWs have on ipad and iphone, it’s quite an ask and efficient programming means multiple instances can be used. Yes, the ‘red zones’ warrant a mention...that boxy overdone doubled snare drum I mentioned, that showed up as a red zone and I tried to ignore it. Bass sounds I also try to ignore the red zones...! The problem is, when I put the song onto a CD and play it, before releasing, I inevitably found Pro-Q3 was an impartial advisor, both of amplitudes and ‘reinforcement’ of sounds. In other words, when I liked the sound and could see nothing wrong, Pro-Q3 showing too much energy (red) or amplitude (breaching zero dB say), is clear-headed and unbiased and forward-looking. If it warns this may sound bad when output on speakers, it usually does. The other useful thing when streaming of course, is being able to knock down your gain or volume, and as I use two instances either side of a compressor in my GB ‘mastering song’, I can use either or both, just sliding the gain control on the right side, down or even up, to make it about -8dB give or take, although GB iOS messes this all up if you are not careful when outputting your ‘master’ it needs to be pretty quiet. I can’t say I could really afford Pro-Q3, but a song could be out there forever, and I have not felt the need to buy another EQ plugin since. I look, but there’s never any features that are beaten, at any price. EQ/Dynamic gain/low end rumble are dealt with..SleekitwanVersion: 3.15

✓ Love itIt’s all been said before - just here’s hoping more products are coming! Saturn, Volcano etc - the creative plugins would be amazing on iOS.StoreE8Version: 3.13

✓ The BestMy favorite surgical+ EQ on any platform: MacOS, Windows, or iOS. It’s packed with features, but the beauty of the app is its perfect interface. It’s a joy to work in..TovokasVersion: 3.21

✓ Pricey, but worth itIt might seem like a lot of money for an iOS app that’s mainly just a plug in - and it is - but the quality and utility of this app is amazing. It seems to be equal function-by-function to its computer counterpart, and the same functions map beautifully to touch input as well. It’s probably the simplest, easiest, and most versatile tool of its kind on the App Store. For computer users, this plugin fantastic, but also a big jump in price from plenty of other good, cheap plugins. It’s price/utility is probably not right for all users. On iOS the price/utility is a no-brainer. There are other good plugin apps, but nothing in this class, despite much lower prices. The only real danger is that it might make you want to buy its far pricier computer counterpart. Recommended..AhcazVersion: 3.12

✓ Simply brilliantYou wouldn’t get this plugin (nor any other of the fabfilter plugins) for these prices on PC - and they are a class above the rest - If you’re into DAWs, audio production, recording, engineering or mixing then you need to try these out! Fantastic.PelagicdreamVersion: 3.13

✓ Competitively un-EqualThere is no competition out there that comes close to this eq. Substantially brings your music to a whole new peak, iOS has been brought to peak performance with this fabfilter bundle. Remember your password for this one..UnfixedaddressVersion: 3.13

✓ Worth the upgradeEdit: bug fixed promptly so it is a 5 stars from me. Worth the upgrade for the Brickwall filters alone. However in Cubasis 2 it forgets settings when reopening a project. Will revise review to 5 stars when it gets fixed..SimlogueVersion: 3.13

✓ Fabfilter state of the artThe finest easiest to use Equalizer on earth..GlishbaVersion: 3.13

✓ The Greatest EQUpdate: fixed and working great Thanks for the quick update!.B-dub1111Version: 3.13

✓ Best EQ on iPadOSOne of the best EQ apps for iPad producers. I’ve tried a few and none of them even come close to pro q 3..Antwon la greatVersion: 3.13