How to Use VintageEQ in

[@victorsamuellopez]

I started using FAT channel recently and it has totally changed my sound! It sounds so amazing! Specially on synthesizers.

[@cammauermusic]

Having an absolute FIELD DAY learning about and applying my studio one artist plugins, especially the analog emulations. You explain everything really well and I thank you SO much!!!

[@SaintDaGifted]

Loved the way joe broke down the frequencies on this, always learn more than what the title implies. Love Studio One for the simplicity and education they provide.

[@basspartout]

Hey Joe, thank you very much, this series is highly appreciated! I've never given these stock EQs much attention, but your videos really encourage me to get to grips with them - they're sounding great!!

[@6oundStudio]

I've been using S1 for more than 5 years and didn't know I have this EQ in it. Awesome, I will try it out, thanks!

[@holygeneration7]

You will love it.

[@IC3RTIF1EDI]

Just started to use Vintage EQ for all the reasons you said. I'm not experienced so definitely found it good to make me adjust with my ears.

[@dartist1176]

Seriously guys, leave me alone...😂 you never stop posting on KZbin cool or new things, tricks and features I didn't or at least wanted to know about Studio One. Fat channel it's just the vintage sound paradise...

[@DeltaWhiskeyBravo13579]

We could send you emails on all the shiny plug-ins from Pulsar, Soundtoys, Arturia, FabFilter, iZotope, Sonnox, Softube, Apogee, Eventide, and etc. One look at these plug-ins and they try to get you to buy them.

[@tomace6906]

Thanks Joe for the great explanation - the simplicity of the EQ is some how convincing.

[@jobimboy]

This one is for shaping your tone. 700hz is my favourite making it fat 220hz making it warm in a good way. 7.2khz and 3.2khz making a clean good balance. They choose good frequency for you to dial in.

[@rickeguitar9086]

Thanks for clarifying this EQ. You showed me how easy it is because it is not as surgical as the PRO which is good to allow your ears to determine the value. You raised a great point in the video. Thanks for sharing on this. Wish you would do more like these for the other plug ins that come with Studio One. Mind you, I am new to this app and you may already have done this. If yes, I apologize and will seek to find more. Cheers!

[@brettmarlar4154]

Of course, if one really wanted to find out the frequency that the high shelf filter lives, one could run it into the spectrum analyzer and find it that way. Those two highest parameters could also be used in similar fashion as a Paultec boost and cut functionality. Where perhaps you want the top end sparkle by boosting the shelf, and tame the harshness by cutting one of the high-mid bands. Hence, why the seem to live in the same upper frequency band.

[@JAANDLU]

Joe, you should heat up your studio first, then make the video with the heat off. Also, maybe consider getting an oil radiator heater.

[@oupahens9219]

Yeah oil. Or an anthracite oven.

[@Cramz]

Or just have me record in the studio you may need sunscreen tho 😎

[@PrantoKoX]

Always liked the Presonus Vintage Eq... sounds excellent, sweet, but IMHO it has 3 major deficiencies or rather missed opportunities: -should include a low cut filter with a couple of selectable frequencies, would make the low band a lot more usable and would be far more practical than jumping to the input section of Fat Channel just for that one low cut -the 1.6 kHz option should also be duplicated on the HMF band frequency options, and the 220Hz should also be duplicated in the LMF, it's silly to not be able to freely cut/boost those because they are only available on another band that might be busy doing other things -the HF shelf should offer a couple of frequency options, e.g. 10/12kHz, or 10/12/16kHz. If Neve was the model for approx reference, well, a Neve 1084 does ALL that - and for a good reason, Rupert was, as Joe said, "much smarter than me". 🤷🏼‍♂️ PS: thank you for using the term "nasal" properly, instead of saying "nasally". 👏👏👏

[@WyattBrown377]

Great suggestions

[@john2477]

I have to do the same in my studio. Thankfully, I live in Oregon (PDX) and the winters here are generally mild.

[@rickdeaguiar-musicreflecti7692]

Great overview of the Vintage EQ, Joe. This has been so helpful. Thank you :)

[@barryanderson1466]

This the reason I love my Presonus StudioLive 32iii mixer do to the fact you can use the reverb ,delay,limter,comp and eq on board

[@NewRelix]

Hey Joe. Thanks for all you do. I've learned a lot from you!

[@cezarsantana]

Great great video on the Vintage Eq - and in smart choices that involve "limiting our possibilities", making our lives simpler, lol. Thanks Joe!!

[@dreezmusic1698]

This is a good tool for EQ rap instrumentals too.

[@DeltaWhiskeyBravo13579]

Very nice info. I like analog modeled vintage plug-ins like this. My Pulsar EQ and compressor were my small splurge to take the audio to the next level, they've not disappointed. They are modeled after the Manley Massive Passive and Variable Mu. And yes they were very much worth it, for what I intended. And that is definitely not surgical edits. Pretty much anything I do with these will still be very musical. Don't get me wrong, these stock plug-ins are great too. These Pulsar plug-ins were my transition into the next level. Thanks for the sacrifice to video this, now get in and get warmed up.

[@andreagalluccio314]

Thank you Joe! My favourite EQ too! 🥰

[@rongeschmusic4561]

Thanks Joe! This clears up a few things I had on my mind while using Vintage EQ and Pro EQ

[@jonbirmingham6005]

Thanks that helps a bunch. I have used this before and knew it was useful. Now I understand better why that is.

[@frankb56]

Thanks Joe, your videos are very informative and helpful

[@irvjson]

Hey Joe‼️Can you do a video about using UC and tracking bass and vocals with it? As far as set up

[@TerenceKearns]

Great coverage of this plugin Joe. Love your work.

[@VirginHolyFire]

You know what would make Fat Channel EQ’s the best in the whole world 🌍 ❓ If you put a dynamic feature on all of the bandwidths, yes it would be so dope🔥🔥

[@Siudi-P]

Hello :) I did a simple test using white noise and measuring with a spectrum analyzer and noticed that the HF shelf knob starts to gently modeling frequencies above 1k. But the juice of it starts around 5k. Regards.

[@earledaniels4539]

Listening with your eye balls is an easy trap to fall into. Sometimes too much graphical information is a bad thing.

[@mixinthecloud3338]

OK, Joe. Can you state which analogue devices were modeled for each of the Fat Channel devices? It would be nice to know what attempts were made on which hardware.

[@reviewersrevival5408]

It’s based on the Neve 73/81, so the high shelf is probably set at 12kHz. :)

[@1loveMusic2003]

Impressive how much work Presonus put into the emulations.

[@chuckrrose]

Eye opener...thnks!

[@ronnyb5890]

very educational videos Joe,thanx,hey,why dont you buy a 400Watt infra-red panel to heat yourself,this doesnt heat the air in the room but your whole body,instant warming,and the best thing,it doesnt make any noise,cheers mate

[@grungefire]

Thought i mucked up a setting but I just realized theres no peak value display on separate tracks. I have to insert a level meter on each track to get this info. Or am i wrong?

[@muratsaatcimusic]

Hello Joe. Will Studio One add Note FX MIDI Routing for third-party (like Scaler 2) virtual instruments? We hope to get rid of two tracks for MIDI Routing plugins.

[@officialrachi]

Have you ever heard of izotope RX?

[@rios39]

This is the one I’ve been using lately

[@woodenbeast9337]

Joe ask your HVAC tech to tune your furnace motor to a more pleasing key and higher EQ band only dogs can hear

[@MarloHal]

Joe question...I notice that U use the vintage on all your drums so, where are U using the vintage....on the track or final mix? or R U sending a bus to all your drums?

[@WyattBrown377]

What hardware unit is this modeled after? And what's the frequency of the high shelf?

[@Nilsnorway69oldies]

Nice video😊thank you so much😊🎤🎶

[@Reilly_CC]

Thanks for sharing this❗👍🤙

[@CarloCabiling-r6r]

what is exact Q or bandwidth of vintage eq? please reply thank you

[@001TheKarl]

Yes. Joe, I like your name tag 🤘

[@thedevilsadvocate5210]

Why dont you put a gate on your vocal that will block out your heater noise

[@berto606]

Why not put a spectrum analyzer on it and find out which frequency the high shelf is affecting?

[@MajidHarris]

You’re awesome!

[@Ultimate_Wasabi]

Joe - you should run it through Adobe Podcast and then you won't have to freeze.

[@TroubadourMusic]

Is this modeled after Neve?

[@odmusicman]

Hey Joe, a DBX 286 Gate in the chain would solve your issue

[@VirginHolyFire]

I absolutely use this EQ on every vocal. I always boost the high shelf to 6.66, which is my secret sauce 🔥🔥

[@holygeneration7]

Just dont take the mark or you are doomed..... JESUS IS LORD !!

[@berto606]

Dude! You need to get a heated jacket! Battery powered and they're rugged for people that work hard outdoors. Google it!

[@MIHAO]

Fat Channel is awesome but it desperately needs an output knob

[@rewind2play]

12 minutes of waffle before you get to the point of actually hearing what the fx sounds like.. 😢😢

[@Boilerman-music]

You are a riot Joe, LOL, Great video, thank you

[@darryldouglas6004]

Why doesn’t Presonus refuse to use the names of the components these are obviously modeled after? 😃 Seriously it would be helpful as the user could look up what they’ve been used for.

[@terrygray7465]

Most likely copyright issues. I believe they had to change the name (or GUI) of one of the EQ models in the Fat Channel because of a copyright issue with the original manufacturer.

[@darryldouglas6004]

@@terrygray7465 perhaps but other vendors don’t seem to have the issue of at least alluding to the product they are modeling.