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better or more transparent than normal processing, it is different! Linear-phase EQ'ing is a problem-solving tool, in general only

used to avoid phase cancellation problems.To learn mode about linear-phase vs. normal EQ'ing, watch Dan Worrall's excellent video

tutorial on the subject:

www.fabfilter.com/video/eq-linear-phase-vs-minimum-phase .

Notes

Not all hosts are capable of switching the latency of a plug-in dynamically. Cubase and Logic Pro and Pro Tools 9 and higher

do this successfully. In earlier Pro Tools HD versions it is necessary to deactivate and re-activate Pro-Q 2 after changing the

processing mode, while Pro Tools LE didn't support latency compensation at all.

When working with different sample rates, the latency in samples of the various linear-phase modes can change to give you

approximately the same low-frequency resolution (and the same latency in ms).

Due to Pro-Q 2's advanced design, the CPU usage is very low, even when using up to 24 EQ bands, and it doesn't change

much with the different linear-phase processing modes.

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