Like I said, at the end of the day, you're either adding/subtracting frequency content in either application. The Linear Phase EQ than to worry much about how the Waves RennEQ sounds vs. It would probably be more helpful to learn what specific frequency bands sound like on different instruments, the difference (and best uses) of The Channel EQ vs. but at the end of the day, unless you are paying for a specific 'coloration' or added harmonics from an emulated piece of hardware, you're basically dealing with the same thing in all EQ's: the subtraction or addition of frequency content. Some people subscribe to this notion, some don't. There are many articles about EQ's and why they are basically "all the same". but Logic's compressor is very versatile and good-sounding as well. The compressor is versatile and "good-sounding". The Renaissance series has been around a long time - and for good reason.
Hmm, that's really a strange and personal preference kind of question no? Probably the best answer would be: buy an iLok and try some of the demos of their plugins.
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