EQ Masterclass - Every EQ Type Explained

In this video, you will learn about all the different types of EQ. We will listen to Shelving EQ, Graphical EQ, Parametric EQ, Analog EQ, Dynamic EQ, Automatic EQ and Mid Side/Left Right EQ.

You will learn which EQ is best for a certain task and I will share lots of audio examples of different EQ techniques and tips.

0:00 - Intro
1:05 - Shelving EQ
3:35 - Graphic EQ
8:00 - Parametric EQ Digital
9:30 - Mid/Side Left/Right EQ
10:25 - Analogue Parametric EQ
10:52 - Mixing with your eyes
11:30 - Linear Phase EQ
13:25 - Dynamic EQ
14:25 - Intelligent EQ
16:00 - Thanks for watching

Videos for further study:

The music used in this video is all from "Like The Light Of Stars", an Album I mastered for The Workday Release. You can find it on all music platforms.

#EQ #mixing #musicproduction

Free plugins used:
Coral Baxter EQ
TDR NOVA
Fruity Parametric EQ 2

[CloSur]

Mastering start to finish video next week? I wonder what song you're going to use...

[trumansienicki]

I leave a comment on almost every one of your videos saying how much of an amazing teacher you are Michael, and here it is again! Thank you for sharing such precious knowledge! I really mean it!

[philmarsh]

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[nathseverett]

Thank you. I only just started audio mixing about a year and a half ago and, aside from reading different materials about it, I learned most of my application from your videos. This particular video is very helpful. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us.

[danielk.]

you literally uploaded this as i was about to start mixing a project, this'll be helpful

[brainheartofficial]

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[AKAtAGG]

Still one of the best teachers on YouTube. I'm an experienced producer and still watch these, you never know what you're gonna learn. Ace.

[OperculumAudio]

I've just been doing some heavy EQ learning lately, mostly intelligent EQ with the Multiband patcher preset in FL Studio. Really helps carve out frequencies of other sounds to allow room for instruments and other sounds

[theelephantintheroom]

Frequencies below sub-bass: *exist*
EQs: How many times do we have to teach you this lesson, old man?

[vincentjacque]

Your videos are incredibly well made and one of the best resources I've used for making music. Straight to the point and incredible advice that's applicable in real world usage. Many thanks!

[shorerocks]

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[mithileshmusic]

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[garrettthedisciple]

Great tutorials! Nice and precise!Since last year (when I began using FLS) you have always been my go-to teacher. I'm a fresh beginner but every time I watch your videos I feel like I can do anything musical. Thanks again.

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[riversideproductionztv]

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[DruggedBunny]

This is something I've meant to sit down and read about for some time... but here it is, instant insight. Thanks for posting!

[NumberMusic]

Definitely one of the best producers on YouTube for learning good work

[jacobhatfield]

I'm really glad I found your channel, not going as far to say it's changed my life-- that cheese-- but it's really helped me learn more about music in a way I've never thought.

That said, mixing and playing are two different fields, but they overlap in many cases too, so being able to take all the practice I've put into learning piano and applying it to mastering and mixing techniques I've learned from this YouTube channel has really helped me grow, so thank you!

[Davisk]

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[llll-lkmm]

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