How to Use Parametric EQ - Ep. 2

Use Parametric EQ for Music (drums, bass, and guitar), Vocals, and and Spoken-Word.

This is a tutorial and demonstration of Parametric EQ using Studio One Pro EQ and Color EQ. I look at drums, bass, and electric guitar in a mix + female vocals and spoken-word and discuss how EQ fits in the audio chain with compression and more.

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Presonus Studio One: https://links.askdrtk.com/studio-one
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Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction to Parametric EQ
02:00 Parametric EQ for Mixing Drums, Bass, and Electric Guitar
08:37 Parametric EQ for Female Vocal - Create Air and Space
13:47 Parametric EQ for Spoken-Word (Voiceover)
18:06 Final Thoughts in EQ and the Audio Chain

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