Corrective EQ Tutorial #4 for Composers

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EQ Tutorial #4 focuses on key frequency ranges for Strings and corrective String stem EQ.
Written by Tim Starnes.
For Educational Use Only.

[@WojciechUsarzewicz]

The simplicity and elegance of these video tutorials is magnificent, thank you!

[@PanosMertis]

Excellent series!!!!

[@iwishiwasolderinit501]

Best unbiased, informative and very easy to follow EQ video I've seen to date, cheers :)

[@simonemicieli9024]

This was incredibly well explained. Very useful!!!

[@FC-kx7vy]

3:17 "Potential Hu-white noise" lol. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@ObsessiveCostumingDude]

I really appreciate this wonderful and helpful tutorial series. :) Thank you!

[@paulstodolny3091]

This is SOOOO Helpful. Thank you. Great explanations.

[@seanpruitt506]

These are gold! Thank you!

[@alessandrodacconti7026]

Extremely useful. Thank you so much

[@VoidloniXaarii]

Thank you! All your videos are so amazing

[@marieannefischer]

Great and helpful tutorial, thank you!

[@MarcoAndKati]

Really useful tips! thanks !

[@RenevolutionAccount]

great!

[@buzzsmith8146]

Very nice. Thanks!

[@ChrisPhoenixBMR]

thank you sir

[@ScoringStageEu]

thanks, very useful

[@LolloMarinoItalia]

sorry I just didn't get one simple thing: what is a "string stem?" , is it the whole group of strings?

[@AgressiveFrench]

stuffy / Edgy / pinched / thready : What does that mean ?

[@anglese]

Hi Eddy. As I said in the video, these words mean many things to many people, but they are a rough way to describe the sound. The reason I make a video is so everyone can listen to a boost in an area that might be labeled "stuffy" for example. Feel free to apply your own terminology.

[@AgressiveFrench]

@@anglese i will check this out, thank you !

[@kylejudkins754]

ey, where the woodwinds at my dudes?!?!?1? lol