Bootsy and TDR first collab release here; http://www.tokyodawn.net/tdr-vos-slickeq/

Its a musical eq that has analog coloration and an auto-gain function, works great for mastering or guitar eq'ing (after cab. sim) among other sources

Thanks!!! Fine post Purely free and spiff to boot!! Makes a great mix eq AND makes a KILLER pre eq to tweak your signal before it hits your guitar sim plugins especially if you are using a sim that doesn't have parametric eq available at the head of the chain!

Excellent find, so far working great as mid or treble boost but I feel I only scratched the surface

The auto-gain is a gift from audio heaven

Great EQ. Many THX!! ;-)

Downloaded! Test in progress But...anyway I'm still impressed with a pack a plug-ins delivered with Cubase 7,5 Thanx for posting Mertay

Have fun everyone also on the "lab" section of the webpage there's proximity and feedback compressor 2, more mix oriented stuff but the compressor is also worth a try

<TokyoDawnLabs lowBandGainParam="8.0" lowBandFreqParam="501" lowBandShapeParam="On" midBandGainParam="12.0" midBandFreqParam="4000" highBandGainParam="10.0" highBandFreqParam="7007" highBandShapeParam="On" eqModelParam="American" eqSatParam="Off" hpFreqParam="120" outSatModelParam="Linear" outSatDriveParam="18.0" outGainParam="0.0" bypassParam="Off" modeParam="Stereo" lowBandBypassParam="On" midBandBypassParam="On" highBandBypassParam="On" autoGainParam="On"/>

Copy and paste on plug-in

Something I've been experimenting; This is right before the cab. , I also have distortion before this (no amp sim.). No need to change gains, just enable bands and turn the mid. bands freq. closer to 1khz to adjust mid.s

Have you tried "Pre-EQ"? E.G. Putting this pluging before your primary gain stage? I've found that adding a parametric at the head of a signal chain is the only way to get the "tight" Meshuggahish chunk/krunch of which I'm most fond

Thanks for the tip

I actually did try that with some distortion plug-ins I have but the problem is I use a tonezone and as much as its great for lead work its terrible on shaping powerchord distortion sound.

Default tonezone sound has a lot of highs hidden in it so boosting with (around mid to mid-high areas) start to sound more like a whammy distortion

EGAD!!!! Thanks for the info I'm using the stock pups in my ibby and like many humbuckers, when going in to a really high gain head, the bass and treble frequencies "bunch up" if you don't trim them a bit on input