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<p>I would love to have separate EQ (PEQ/GEQ/TEQ) for the Main L/R, because I often have to set up my left and right main speakers in acoustically asymmetric spaces (e.g. different distances from the walls, or different objects around the speakers, etc.) which colour the sound differently for the two channels, so they need different correcting EQs to arrive at a neutral sound.</p><p>I work around this by inserting a dual EQ into main (or I guess I could use a pair of buses linked to stereo, but with unlinked EQs), but it would be nicer to just have separate left and right EQs directly on Main L/R itself.</p>

I would love to have separate EQ (PEQ/GEQ/TEQ) for the Main L/R, because I often have to set up my left and right main speakers in acoustically asymmetric spaces (e.g. different distances from the walls, or different objects around the speakers, etc.) which colour the sound differently for the two channels, so they need different correcting EQs to arrive at a neutral sound.I work around this by inserting a dual EQ into main (or I guess I could use a pair of buses linked to stereo, but with unlinked EQs), but it would be nicer to just have separate left and right EQs directly on Main L/R...

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I would love to have separate EQ (PEQ/GEQ/TEQ) for the Main L/R, because I often have to set up my left and right main speakers in acoustically asymmetric spaces (e.g. different distances from the walls, or different objects around the speakers, etc.) which colour the sound differently for the two channels, so they need different correcting EQs to arrive at a neutral sound.

I work around this by inserting a dual EQ into main (or I guess I could use a pair of buses linked to stereo, but with unlinked EQs), but it would be nicer to just have separate left and right EQs directly on Main L/R itself.



Separate left/right EQ (PEQ/GEQ/TEQ) for Main L/R

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