Dynamic EQ using only Ableton Live Suite stock plugins and devices (how-to tutorial)

[@Ferrichrome]

Nice tutorial, this is really useful! I forgot you can map LFOs across tracks, you could do a lot with this.

[@1pauluzz1]

Not a dynamic EQ but a ducking effect. This example works because kick/bass is a simple scenario, but it wouldn't work if you needed to dynamically EQ a specific frequency in complex material. For example: a synth section has a nasty ringing frequency that pops up every now and then. You don't want to notch out that frequency for the entire section, only when the nasty frequency suddenly becomes audible and exceeds a certain level. This requires a threshold and that isn't included in this example, so it's not an example of Dynamic EQ like Pro-Q 3, Tokyo Dawn's Nova, but a ducking method.

[@XingoMusic]

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[@abletonlove3909]

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[@hleet]

cool tip. Ableton should really put the same way of doing as their compressor for sidechaining, easier and doesn't need to own the suite version for max4live.

[@alejandrotorres2223]

Excellent! Nice tip !

[@abletonlove3909]

Thanks!

[@marckrug]

Awesome

[@bishalbarman1160]

Or sidechine it??

[@pursuitofsound3120]

The stock EQ doesn't have a sidechain. The compressor has a sidechain but that turns down the entire track volume. Sometimes people just want to turn down a frequency range and not the entire signal. It's a different sort of effect.