Fabfilter Pro-Q 4: Everything You Need to Know

[@Mikkelethor]

Besides the Dan video.. this is the one I waited for. Good stuff once again, Sam!

[@NossanoNoctre]

I was watching your Fabfilter Pro-Q 3 EQ tutorial and then I saw you added this video :)

[@reorderdj]

thanks Sam!

[@cobusprinsloo]

Is it possible to hide the lower HUD’s? They tend to get in the way.

[@sorenandrews1078]

That latency issue/"bug" is bigger than people know. Imagine having 15+ Q4's in your track, what the heck is that going to do if they're all 116ms each. Now include the latency of other plugins... Sheeesssshhh, phase & timing issues enter the chat

[@davidlincolnbrooks]

Forgive me for being dumb, but: What do the four color curves mean and do? Pink, yellow, green and blue? They all overlap and each can receive nodes. I can't get any explanation for anyone on this question. The four color curves seem to be something that everyone understands except me.

[@kutaycebe6124]

No need to feel dumb-it's great that you're asking! The pink curve represents the dynamic range control of the node you've selected. If you enable dynamic EQ for a band, this curve shows how much the gain is adjusted dynamically (either boosting or cutting) based on the input signal. The yellow curve is the total EQ adjustment curve, showing all the changes to the frequency spectrum from all nodes combined. It's the final result of your EQ processing. The green curve represents the input frequency spectrum. This is what the signal looks like before any EQ adjustments are applied. The blue curve shows the output frequency spectrum, or how the signal looks after EQ adjustments are applied.

[@SomberSkies_000]

Still dont like the masking feature. It seems to always suggest unnecessary moves

[@DominykasJankauskas-u8n]

baisu