Graphic equalizer demonstration using the Waves GEQ Classic

[@dangerzone007]

Why use EQ anyway. (EQ fixes nothing according to the honest Audiophile) so why use it?

[@AudioMasterclass]

In production or live sound. DM

[@j7ndominica051]

Sounds like there is more than 3dB treble boost in example one. Suppose you think it's too much, then you have to drag every slider carefully down, while a parametric would only need 1 knob moved. Why would you prefer a Tilt instead of two shallow Shelves? I loaded another graphic EQ from a reputable brand in VST analyzer, and I saw significant "ripple" in the frequency response instead of a flat line. Each bell's Q didn't completely overlap with its neighbors. I think graphic EQ is mostly for room or speaker response correction where it's hard to break down the curve into elements.

[@ohvnaq]

hi all, i'm a guitarist and i'm looking for an EQ pedal that has a graphic display that shows the frequencies of the sound, similar to what we see at around 1:51. does anyone know if such a thing exists? thank you all and thanks Audio Masterclass for the helpful video.

[@gastmusiker]

parece un tema del Indio o de Skay jajaja

[@trayoibry8246]

like the original more....the eqs set @ 4:50 are way to much

[@iflase5823]

Great video, this really is what I think master-ers do!

[@wilo1463]

NOT BAD AT ALL

[@AhitagniDasgupta]

:)

[@MiguelCruz-cm1fe]

Hi

[@AudioMasterclass]

Hi, I hope you enjoyed the video. DM

[@MiguelCruz-cm1fe]

I did very much.