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[@RawjBeats]

First mistake I made starting off was bringing the low cut all the way up to 250🤦🏾‍♂️ cut all the bass out my voice😂

[@jayw9rld]

Thought I was the only one, I did that too, it just sounded like sth was always missing in my vocals

[@skr8choppas]

@@jayw9rldright it always over compresses it

[@LonelyStarOfficial]

Same

[@Breeze-nk8tk]

That vocal was already processed prior to the eq. Aint no way it sounded that clean before eq

[@paragonthekid]

You’re cranking the hell out of a high shelf but that’s boosting all the high frequencies …. Most of the time you want to send the vocal to a bus and add saturation. That harmonic distortion will make the high end crispy. This enormous high shelf is just boosting unwanted artifacts along with the high end you want

[@bvfv4022]

😂😂 just let em be I some ppl will get it eventually if they want it bad but you right wth is going on tutorials like this made it difficult to understand this stuff. 😂

[@biggerthanhiphop7641]

U EQ with your ears not eyes ... There is no right way .. the only mission is to make it sound good

[@paragonthekid]

@@biggerthanhiphop7641I generally agree with this. But I feel it’s different boosting such a wide Q of frequencies. There is bound to be sour parts in that bump

[@paragonthekid]

@djkal-c everything is situational. depending on what plugin you are using, some have a mix knob built in. Essentially, sending it to a bus lets you blend the effect in. Many saturation plugins emulate real hardware. In order to get good saturation a lot of times you have have the signal come in strong and really bite the distortion/saturation. If you add that right to the chain it can be very aggressive. Using a bus gives the ability to crank the saturation/distortion, and then slowly fade it into the vocal chain until it’s where you want. Cool part is since it’s on its own bus, you can also eq the saturation alone. Maybe just just want a bark in midrange or a ripper high end. You can EQ the saturation separate from the vocal to avoid the main vocal signal. Hope that helps.

[@zechs5079]

​@@paragonthekidor you can use Saturn as an insert and use it in mutiband mode

[@JulesMugisha]

Thanks a lot Matty. Your videos are always informative.

[@langethee1919]

este es un trabajo genial chico...

[@UltimateMoralizer]

Super useful. Really, there’s a lot of ways to EQ vocals. Thanks for the video though!

[@BodyOfPlayMusic]

On point tips, thank you.

[@opinionatorX]

Dope! Thanks Matty.

[@dnabeatz]

Nice thank you .. what kind of mic did you use

[@Spaceman.Osborne]

How to EQ when you can't EQ

[@fafwcw9430]

how close to microphone vocal was recorded?

[@ProdDJD]

standard distance would be about 6 inches

[@MohsenDospolOfficial]

❤

[@ikevlobos]

How to not eq

[@jayw9rld]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@user-fl8qk3xs7p]

It's ok..

[@JulesMugisha]

Take your own advice and get off the net troll.

[@ProdDJD]

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[@Prosperiity]

Was that English? Did that make sense to you when you typed it??? So many questions so little time.

[@ProdDJD]

@@Prosperiity the man edited his comment... 😭😭

[@vroteg]

Ain’t using it anymore. There are better eqs on the market. Kirchhoff for example..