The nebulous Q setting in EQ. Is it the “qualization” of equalization? Not exactly… so what DOES it do, and where should we typically set this important EQ setting? Here’s everything to know about the Q setting in EQ. Q Setting The Q setting affects the width of an EQ band/adjustment that you make in […]
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Whether it’s for a podcast, recorded lecture or presentation, audio book, or any kind of voice acting, just like with singing vocals we want a clean and powerful track for voice over work. We can clean up a lot of the common problems associated with recorded speech and bring out clarity simply using EQ. With
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A high pass filter is one of the most important tools for cleaning up your mix and getting professional sounding results. Let’s answer what is a high pass filter and specifically what does a high pass filter do. What is a High Pass Filter Let’s first identify what is a high pass filter. This is
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High shelf EQ is one of many types of EQ filters which can be used to uniformly boost or cut a frequency range higher than a starting point of your choosing. Let’s talk how to use high shelf EQ, its benefits, and how it differs from low shelf EQ. High Shelf EQ As I typically
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Just like I mentioned in my guide on how to EQ male vocals, female vocals have a number of key frequencies to pay attention to. These ranges can be cut or boosted to correct whatever is problematic or lacking in your vocal. Let’s talk how to EQ female vocals, band by band. How to EQ
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