Why You Should Use Mid/Side EQ

[@stateazure]

This is almost exactly how I use Pro Q 3! Glad you shared this, Chris!

[@adamdb94]

thank you for sharing this. The part with the mid/side EQ on pads was especially valuable for me to learn!

[@SeanKearney]

Wow! That was tremendously helpful 🙏

[@themorphingorb]

Absolutely invaluable information there! Much appreciated! Thank you, Chris!

[@SilverFuchs11]

Thanks for this tutorial

[@InsidesAndOutsides]

This is great, Chris! You lost me a little at 9:22 when you flipped to a low shelf on the mid channel. That felt a bit odd to me - like, why would you low-shelf the mid but not the side? I'd think a low shelf on the entire sound would be more common, since any low frequencies would need taming across the stereo field in any case. But I get the general idea, and this is a useful thing to remember. The side boost at the top end was very effective!

[@ryan.noakes]

I love recording with M/S, this was a nice "oh yeah!" reminder that you can process sounds with M/S EQ too.

[@vsp237]

This is great. Thanks Chris!

[@larsb.nielsen4481]

Thanks 🤩🤩

[@spacefish111]

Thank you 🙏

[@equinoxambient]

Is this similar to using the bass mono setting on a utility plug in or does this process differently? Thanks Chris!

[@paperwings8673]

I think it's very similar but mid-/side eq offers more control

[@Hypnos_Official1]

cheers