The Last EQ Tutorial You'll Ever Need

You teaching me some ish bro

hey bro your a really good teacher, thanks for shearing your knowledge with us much appreciated keep up the good work

Definitely explained very well!

GOAT

Thank You!

devvon music hard af😭😭

Devvon! Thanks again for another articulate explanation on EQ'ing. Your approach of exaggerating each frequency then bringing back in line is a technique i've used for a long time so great to see i'm not the only one with this train of thought. As this helps you feel what sound good and it allows you to focus on what sounds good as opposed to being rigid and saying, I have to do a 2db cut or a 5 db cut. It's all about feel and sound. I salute you Brotha man.

hey bud i realy like the way you explain in your video, i watch all of your videos and since i have learn wit you that you so much for shairing your knoledge

very useful tutorial💪👌👌

Well explained..........thars all I have to say.

HELP ME HELP YOU DEVVON (thanks for the good vids)

This breakdown is on point, thank you for adding on to the knowledge I already had

Brooooooo….you are the best!!!!!

Thank you for this video!!!

Best explanation I've seen online explaining EQ's. Now I understand a lot more,
thank you, Sir!

what about 500 - 900 hz

I've been producing music for years and already understood the concepts presented here. However, your process is what I truly found helpful. Your method of first sitting back and listening to the track in context, making up your mind about what it needs, then addressing each band one-by-one, with those initial observations in mind, really makes eq'ing a much more intuitive task. One of the best EQ demonstrations I've come across. Bravo!

yep!!
knows what e s talkin 'bout!!!

Bro, the way you talk and your gestures even add more knowledge to what stuff you tryna explain. Thanks a lot!!

this video is very inspiring I heard thing I've never realized and seen both ends of the spectrum thank you Devvon💣💥

thank you for sharing bro

fire

No pun intended this made everything clear

How many db should you cut 800hz for sitting in mix? Is -4.5 too much?

Fantastic tutorial and an absolutely very good teacher !

You're the best boss

Exceptional use of your talent. Thanks!

I love the way you chopped up the frequencies. My brain learns so much quicker when I can break things up into categories and make sense of each one. Killer video, thanks!

great video

from the bottom of my heart, thank you.

I keep coming back to this! Thank you again and again!!

Excellent presentation, brotha.

Thank you Sir ...from cape town south africa ...🎹🎤🎧

Respect frm 🇯🇲

Great instructional video. You got right into it and told me exactly what I've been wanting to know about how sound professionals regard the various band frequencies. Succinct and rewarding is how I would describe this video.

Man this is honestly the best video about EQ I've ever seen

This was really really good. I am not a musician and I understood it all. Feel more confident to work on my online lectures. Thank you!

Thanks bhai

You're the man Dev, I appreciate you organically elaborating at a level where any one at any skill level can understand. Thanks bro

This is really helpful :D

Thanks Devon! Best explanation for parametric EQ from all the tutorials I've listened to so far. But what about 600 hz to 1K? Did I miss something?

Literally the best eq tutorial 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

The problem with your mixing tips is that the vocals are very treble-heavy, I know how I can help myself, but that was a long way, in my opinion, the vocals should sound the same on every device, but with yours, they sound different with every voice or voice pitch are different frequencies you can't generalize them

this really the last one i need

Woooow....I really appreciate this tutorial...blessings bruh.

I have a question say you have trap song and on your master you have pro q 3 and and at 250hz the sound wav in the background of the eq that you visually see doesn't have alot of gain in that frequency.. if you cut at that frequency do you have to pull it down till it touches the background wave form for it to take that frequency down? or if you wanna just drop in one dB..you can just pull it down just alittlebit and it will take effect..

Bro, thank you so much for your videos. You make it so easy and plain to understand and you do a great job at fully explaining these techniques and concepts in great detail.

Dude ..... I dont know what it is ..... but when you broke it down into 5 sections ..... I had an "ah ha!" Moment and all of a sudden I understand . This is after watching 20 other videos on eq. Thank you for explaining it the way you did in this video