Dynamic EQ Filtering plugin?

[Morgan C]

So I just had a shower and showers are my thinking time so I got to thinking..

Something like CurveEQ can average out the EQ curve of one source and apply it to another source. But is there a plugin that can do that, without the averaging. Just take a snapshot every 50ms, and smoothly change the EQ of one track to match another. For example you could take the dynamic EQ of a guitar track and apply it to some white noise, and get some really nasty distortion effect going on. Hopefully I'm explaining myself correctly. I know it's not possible on a sample-per-sample basis as that's not how EQ works, but if you took a snapshot every 50ms and smoothed the changes between them, it should get fairly accurate. Could be cool for making some interesting vocal sounds too. Anything like this exist?

 

[LIIKET]

Elevayta Clone Boy is your boy.

 

[Kohugaly]

Do you mean Vocoder? couse it prety fits your definition... vocoder is something like graphic EQ (on one signal) with bands conected to bands of spectroscope (on other signal)

 

[Clark Kent]

I'm starting to sound like a broken record here but... are you talking about match EQ? Ozone by iZotope is the best solution.

 

[Uros]

Yeah, but AFAIK Ozone takes only one snapshot. What Mogan means IMO is some sort of matching EQ which does it on-the-fly (or in his case, every 50ms), not just at one time. Like if Ozone would make new IR every 50ms. Correct?

 

[Wrecknine]

How about this?
http://www.proaudiodsp.com/products/dsm/

 

[Morgan C]

Elevayta Clone Boy is your boy.

Works incredibly! And cheap too. Thanks a lot.