3 EQ Tricks Everyone Should Know Now

[@AnandaGarden]

Oh, this is huge. NOBODY has explained EQ more clearly for audio recording beginners like me. THANK YOU.

[@IamMassimiliano]

43k subs feels like a crime. This video is so simple yet so useful!

[@Jamminn555]

Killer knowledge from one of the best pros in the business, and THE best communicator on all things audio. Thank you Alex!!

[@axk]

Thanks for watching! Glad the info is helpful. :)

[@BroHangout]

I could not agree more!

[@ira_iz_kaira]

this is GOLD! thank you so much!

[@ive595]

As a side note yours are the only videos I re-visit!

[@andriiperevodchyk]

I couldn't figure the order in which I should correct the frequencies. And your suggesstion worked perfectly, much better results, it's easier to focus on different aspects now!! Thank you!!

[@curtisjudd]

Thanks Alex - really useful demonstrations.

[@NOMOFilms]

Great video! Thanks for posting this.

[@raquellewallace]

Your videos are SO helpful. THANK YOU. Sonically demonstrating each change as it's happening instead of just describing how it sounds like most other KZbinrs do has helped me pick up these techniques and concepts so quickly. You are also incredibly hot so this channel is just a great place to be in all regards.

[@ive595]

Spending more and more time studying audio and practicing with it. I’m at the early stage where after every trial I end up with more questions than answers! Thank you for all your efforts to educate.

[@jflachap]

Dude. AGAIN, Knickerbockin’ it outta the park 💥⚾️

[@AverageFilmmaker]

These were very useful EQ tips, especially the first one. I did apply it on my new microphone and it sounded great! Thank you for this video!

[@axk]

Glad it’s helping!

[@Rob_-dv6ei]

Could you take us noobs through limiters and compressors? There’s a lot of music ones but it would really help being applied to the filmmaking context. Incredible channel, actual life saver.

[@MichaelWernerMedia]

Thanks Alex for another great video! Keep it coming.

[@kimsax627]

I'm editing/processing a training video we wrote and shot but maybe didn't do as great a job on the audio as we thought. I'm now working on how to fix. The learning curve is steep but your stuff is extremely helpful. Thanks.

[@cjudgeshoot638]

Fantastic quick tips here! And I really enjoy the way that you show how the changes effect the audio in real time, using your dialogue track, rather than making a additional test recording and slowing everything down.

[@wajikay]

Underrated channel with amazing content and knowledge. Thank you for your wonderful info!

[@tommylerenard]

Really handy. Thanks.

[@Mart_402]

Thanks so much Alex! You're a great explainer. Definitely one of my favourite KZbin-channels!

[@Abrandaidmarketing]

Great vid man. Always learn stuff from you thanks!

[@NoIDeaSynchro]

Great content here from a professional, thank you :)

[@ralphbullis40]

Great.

[@rlarkdgh]

what an info. thanks always, alex.

[@arturkhafizov6140]

Thanks! Great!

[@celo2043]

Awesome! 🔥

[@HzofArt]

This was a great vid man

[@FiistFlaag]

Youre the Man

[@axk]

♥️

[@LiveUPMedia]

Very Nice!

[@welderfixer]

Alex, I just found this video and I think you should teach college courses in your field. You're so clear and to the point. Do you have any recommendations for a calibrated demo disk and instructions for setting up a 5.1 home theater system? I've been looking for over a year and cannot find one. I'm about to try "Room EQ Wizard", but I am not sure that will help me get the best out of my Polk CS10 center and TSi100 R-L speakers. Especially since hearing the differences you just have shown us. Please help and thank you.

[@Kinetic-Images-Australia]

I'm sorry Alex, I can't watch anymore of your videos :( I currently have three edits (projects) in progress, that have taken me 4444444 ever!!!...I've just watched this video and you've got me thinking of more projects... Perhaps God talking on the telephone ? :))) Anyway you've been a great help and I've watched just about all of your and Mr potato's duets but enough is enough>>> I must leave you now ... Don't try and talk me into staying! I must go!.. P.S As soon as I have finished those projects please upload more :))))

[@collectmorewithpartners]

hahahaha! You said Dee Eh Double You. This is awesome BTW. Thank you

[@wayneJohnsPhotographer]

Hey Alex, Love your videos man, always so informative and educational and spoken in a way that’s easy to follow and understand. Thank you.... on a separate note, we run a Photography and Video podcast called ‘Podlamania’ where we interview creatives from the photography and cinema world from all across the globe......we would love to have you on the as a guest for an episode. Please reply back and I can send you more details.. thank you in advance.

[@PrisonTorture34]

How about making your voice sound like it is coming out of an old small TV?

[@birgitfischer8031]

Just a quick question. How come that a lot of the time music tracks sound better in movies than their CD release or "Hi-Fi" release? Do you guys use a different/special mix of the track for movies or is it due to compression or EQ that you add to the track to make it sound more dynamic? Just curious.

[@axk]

We do a completely different mix of music for films. Often it’s in surround instead of stereo, we’ve sweetened elements of the music to make them more impactful, we’ve balanced things differently, etc. Since a film has more than just music going on, we have to mix it with sound effects and dialog in mind too. That being said, we try to retain the artist’s and original mixing engineer’s vision for the song when we do this. It can be a delicate balance!

[@birgitfischer8031]

@@axk I see, it definitely doesn't seem like an easy task. Thank you for all that you taught me about getting better dialogue.

[@jaylindo6528]

Nice in the chat

[@robertulrich3964]

or just shoot underwater....also there's a free plugin that merges EQ with compression with built in loudness compensation. TDR Nova. amazing!

[@brandcrumbs]

Is that Neumann just for the video and you're using a shotgun mic off camera? or is it really pulling that dialog?

[@axk]

My voice is always through the TLM103, any differences you hear are just based on what processing I’m using.

[@brandcrumbs]

@@axk Thank you, I rarely subscribe but your channel is too gold not to. I'd pay for more tips like this.