Fabfilter´s Pro-Q 2

I generally use the circular knobs below the graphic interface to adjust center frequency, gain and Q. I found I had the same issues you did, and still generally find eQuality a much quicker EQ to dial in using the graphic interface. That's really the only drawback to Pro-Q for me.

Yes, this is what I mean, the rotary knobs were extremely sensitive (the equivalent of physical knobs that are too loosen). Not so much a problem with the other two, but quite scary with the gain.
I don't get why anyone would want a knob so loose, every other eq plug I've used (stock on a DAW or a freebie) behaves normally in that sense.

The plugin is obviously by far the most attractive visually out there, and the GUI promises so much.. I really wanted to like it, but IMO it doesn't deliver on the sound front, at least not as much as the GUI promises (just my opinion of course).
I found myself fighting the GUI most of the time, tbh. Couldn't use it as a surgical eq with either the knobs or the spectrum window, and for a musical one, having A/Bd the same groups of parameters I still prefer my old trusty Q10 (with its horridly small graphical window :lol:).

ps to anyone looking for a surgical eq I would recommend apQualizer (NOT musical at all, but imo it is excellent for things like doing subtractive work on guitars, which can then be translated to a different plugin).

AD Chaos if you shift click it makes much more controlled adjustments on all parameters.

Ah, thanks for the tip! ;) I'll bear in mind if the new one comes with a trial.