Resonant Frequencies: How to find them and eliminate them using an EQ [Music Production Tutorial]

This is a tutorial that I made after I saw a comment on Discord made by Terry Gaters, a fellow melodic progressive house producer, asking how to deal with resonant frequencies. My friends in the responses had great input, but I figured that it was a great topic to make a tutorial on as I have found this method of dealing with resonant frequencies to be very efficient, and fast, if you can master it. This method works in every daw, though the EQ you use can and will make a huge difference on how easy this task is. FL Studio's new EQ is great for this and Ableton's stock EQ is decent.
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[@markclarkdj]

Bro! Keep going with this videos! They are really well explained :)

[@LaurenSchraderMusic]

thanks :)

[@DRUCEPalmBeach]

Well done Maestro, since I hear a lot of tracks coming in my promo box with a lot of resonant frequencies in the mid high!

[@LaurenSchraderMusic]

It is a huge problem amongst the entire EDM industry. Most professional commercial tracks are mixed by people that know to get rid of them, but a lot of smaller artists that do their own mixing (which is most people in the industry regardless of genre) have no clue that the irritating sounds they are hearing with some of their sounds are resonant frequencies because there isn't much attention brought to the issue. Regardless, I hope the people that do realise what the problem is can find some help from this tutorial despite my horrible speaking and teaching skills haha. Thanks for the continued support Druce, you're one of the best artists and fans in our scene :)

[@saifadte1]

Can you make a progressive house like yotto front scratch in Fl studio. I don't use logic.

[@LaurenSchraderMusic]

I am not familiar with that artist, and I am not interested in making progressive house in FL Studio. Sorry :(

[@tiktokbalkanika]

reso plugin is best