Emphasis/De-emphasis, inverted function.

[jamesleonard]

Hi,

I know how to Link plugins to streamline mix workflows...

i.e.: Grouping 2 tracks with an EQ on track 1 and track 2 - so that they 'mirror' each other when making adjustments to the plugin.

But... How do I make the other EQ perform an inverse function?

i.e.: if I adjust the EQ to 'go up' the other EQ goes down and vice versa?

Am I missing something somewhere

[cwsand]

Hmmm...Not sure there's a way to do that in Pro Tools, unfortunately.

[amagras]

I'm pretty sure that's a Reaper feature.

[jamesleonard]

''Flipping hell''

[cwsand]

It'd be a cool feature I guess, but I can't think of a time I've really needed to be able to do that.

[jamesleonard]

It'd be a cool feature I guess, but I can't think of a time I've really needed to be able to do that.

It can be implemented to engineer non linear processes (a nonlinear system is a system in which the change of the output is not proportional to the change of the input), such as distortion, saturation or compression. It is a technique that's been in use for almost a hundred years!