Dynamic EQ on a Yamaha CL3 - w/Brian Maddox

In our series "You, Me and a CL3", Brian demonstrates audio concepts on a Yamaha mixing console.
This clip demonstrates the Dynamic EQ plug-in.
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[@farn451]

I use this all the time when I'm on a QL for corporate, it's a total game changer. Strap it across lectern mics, handheld group for Q&A and headsets to manage that proximity effect on the omni capsules. Love this plugin. 👍🏽

[@theproductionacademy]

thanks for the comment! no matter which console i’m using, dynamic eq is a huge part of my mixing process…such a great tool.

[@Alex_Martz]

There's been a lot of useful tips on the seminars with Brian, glad you're putting some snippets of them!

[@theproductionacademy]

Thanks Alex, glad you've been enjoying them!

[@Ben_O3149]

Does the premium rack come with the CL/QL? Or do you have to purchase?

[@Corsair1458]

it comes with the console, I use this exact console every weekend. the liscence for the plugins is tacked on too the purhcase cost of the console when you buy one

[@aaronaustin7760]

Lovely demonstration. Would you be able to produce a video showing how to route a number of channels to a subgroup (say, either a drum group or even a corporate panel mic group) and how to incorporate this technique on a group level? Cheers!

[@TinoSchulz1990]

You can use a mixbus or even matrixes for this. As an example: Send the channels to a mixbus as post-fader, but leave the individual channels out of the stereo-bus by clicking the red "ST" button on that channel. Now head over to the premium rack and route the input and output to the bus you sent your channels to.