Audio Equalization Using MDCT

I have done real-time audio equalization using fast-convolution
(overlap-add) where the frequency domain values were specified by the end
user through a graphical interface.  If the phase response did not need to
be specified, could a MDCT give better frequency resolution for around the
same number of computations?  Would this work or am I completely off here.

Thanks,
Jacob

On Nov 13, 10:16&#4294967295;am, "foxcob" <jacob.the...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have done real-time audio equalization using fast-convolution
> (overlap-add) where the frequency domain values were specified by the end
> user through a graphical interface. &#4294967295;If the phase response did not need to
> be specified, could a MDCT give better frequency resolution for around the
> same number of computations? &#4294967295;Would this work or am I completely off here.
>
> Thanks,
> Jacob

To clarify, I mean a MDCT, multiply by frequency response, iMDCT