shibatch eq... Options

[ProtectYaNeck36]

i was wondering if anyone has any eq presets for shibatch that they have compiled of adaptations from audio editing applications (eg sound forge, cool edit) or presets catering to their own needs?

[Pio2001]

Argh !
That transient discussion in the second link makes me sick !

If it wasn't so old, I would have register and answered.

Mirandax is right of course, there are low and high frequencies in transients.
Mike Walker is wrong : a square or sine wave is sound. Example : there are many pure sinewaves used in Kraftwerk-Airwaves and all the Radioactivity album. I don't remember about pure square waves in a CD, but Front242 - Mutilate (from 06:21:03:11 Up Evil CD) or Pete Namlook - Entity2840 must be close to it in their way of cutting the signal. I once used this Namlook sample in r3mix.net in order to show the peak level increasing after a lowpass, because the person pretended that the square wave was not a real-life example.

But they both miss the point : using Shibata's equalizer actually smears transients. That was the original question and it was not answered.

It must have something to do with the size of the window used by the filter to analyze the sound. That's where low frequencies come into play : using too short windows smear transients because the frequencies below the size of the window can't be taken into account, while they are needed to focus the transient.
So transient are smeared because they lack their sub bass components !

Quite funny isn't it ? It must be the lowest highpass audible . Even if those low frequencies (someone in depht in Lame, can you tell us the size of the block, in ms, needed to accurately encode transients ?) are not audible directly as tones, their absence is audible.
There is nothing uncanny in this. Remove the 2 Hz component in a 120 bpm song, and there is no more rhythm audible !