Arcade shows us what's possible:

Sound On Sound editor Matt Houghton finds "operating this neat little plug‑in really is effortless. SweetEQ’s handful of controls deliver the goods quickly and super‑intuitively; I very quickly obtained pleasing results on a huge range of material, from individual kicks and snares, through vocals, guitars and loops, right up to complex stereo material. The effect can be radical reshaping or subtle sweetening. I often found as little as 5 percent on a slider was enough to do w

The choice of a song that starts talking about colors is perfect and a nice wink to the interface. The examples on this song are excellent: they are plainly audible on a laptop speakers and a phone while also being tasteful and subtle enough that they are potential for decisions in a real mix.

Md3sign discovers SweetEQ:

A lot of prep work went into the campaign to launch the new saturation EQ by Musik Hack. the team introduced a preview of the plugin at NAMM, followed by a massive content creator campaign timed to be released on Valentine's Day. Here are just a couple of examples - each content creator took a different approach, with MixbusTV actually taking the "risk" of including behind the scenes footage from the early development stages of the plugin. It all worked out out super well and

Check out Roland Lim's reel about Loudness Wars and you'll see :)

Great review from the pros at Recording Magazine! https://www.recordingmag.com/the-magazine/current-issue/

Polishing a mix isn’t supposed to be this easy

In this video, Mike from Creative Sauce uses the 'FUEL' plugin from Musik Hack to enhance a mix in several EASY ways!