Sound Design Theory: Filters and EQ explained!

a well made and to the point video. Thanks!

informative, and straight to the point. amazing video 👍

What a superb video and excellent detailed explanation.

This video is equivalent to saying “here are the logo pieces you need” when most other tutorials on sound design are like “look at this picture of the Lego set I built and just copy that”

Awesome video.

That's great ,Thx

I'm so glad I found this channel!👍

Thanks for this video!

I've been doing this for awhile in fact years and was able to learn something new from this video. Thanks.

hey man, i have a questionm this has cardioid filter? in my house there is a lot of noises and i cant rec

I can't seem to access the formant table anymore :(
Is there any place I could have it? or any filter presets to use?

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Great video.

Superbes explications, sur les Eq c’est super complet merci

First of all, THANKS for this videos i love u. At last, wanted to point out something that maybe i might be taking wrong but i think the Q is more about the withd of the curve of the EQ filter, like how steep (measured in dBs per octave) the boost or drop of the gain is, and the resonance is more about how much gain are you puting to the cut frecuency (and usually, it has a predeterminated Q) so they ain't the same thing, am i wrong?

I have an audio file from 2004 recorded in 8 simple rate and 16 kbps and this audio have a weird noise how can i remove the noise

**i think the noise Because it recoreded in 8 simple rate and 16 kbps

You are one amazing fella giving that kind of explanation and knowledge for free <3 <3 sending much love

Str8 to the point.

I absolutely love all your videos! Exactly what I was looking for years!

Thanx a lot. This helps me so much. Thank you man, appreciate. WORTH WATCHING. Suscribing.

Hi Im searching for an EQ WITH HARMONIC FILTERING like Rodger Nichols Digital UNIQUALISER (no x64 vers so I cant use it anymore) Any help appreciated

Thanks for the explanations. I just had a question pop up in my mind where I thought that I could use a parametric EQ as a filter, and technically speaking I can, but it requires some work to set up as you've shown with using bandpass filters to create format filters and using macros etc. Very interesting, thank you

more, this is great thx

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I was curious about the difference between EQ and filters. After watching this I feel both smarter and overwhelmed. The quality of the video was honestly 10/10 and I was expecting it must for sure have a few thousand likes

i spent an hour going through this making notes to learn more about filters. great vid!

Thanky you, this video was very helpful to me.

This video is amazing as an example on how signal processing can be applied in real life (I'm currently teaching convolution, Fourier transform and so on, and I wanna show how this can be used in practice in a direct way to my students.
Thanks for the content, it is truly impressive.

Does Anybody Know What The "bw (Hz)" on the formant chart is measuring??

i love your voice and the information you shared. thank you !

Man your content is gold

Man this is the best tutorial video for sound design thx mate

how, does this only have 1.7k views???? This is an absolute goldmine of knowledge. THANK YOU

I think you've made an excellent video here and all working with sound should watch if you need to understand filtering.. I was thinking of making this myself but what's the point when it's already been explained excellently.

You have a very good way of showing what is really the gist of the matter! Thanks for all your effort, very much appreciated!

This, hilariously was more worth my 13 minutes to watch than deadmau5's $99 masterclass. As funny as that sounds, it's sadly true.

Top quality content. Hope you get more recognition.

Fantastic video and really great reference for sound design. I spent so much time trying to figure all of this out when I started in sound design and would've loved a resource like this. I'm definitely saving this video for future reference and as one I recommend. Thank you!

Your videos are very helpful, thank you so much

Ahh man , I recently complete music theory. What should I learn next, sound design or anything else??