yeah. i´ve seen at least two dozen vids on EQ. This one is Basic, BUT it ´s also plain PERFECT as an introduction to an ohterwise more often than not "mystified" topic^^! Damn good job!

Many thanks! I found the terminology you used to identify the different frequency ranges really useful. In the past I've mostly just identified 2.7K as the "hurt frequency"

Thanks for doing this stuff. It is very helpful.

This is an amazing video. Just phenomenal

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Hi Matt - quite complicated for me. What does it mean when I am tuned to concert pitch if only A string at 440 hz? What is difference between out of pitch and out of tune - for example a single string needs adjusting?

“Peeling your scalp back.” Haha yes!! Perfect description!!

Goodness!! So helpful! I have been mixing my own videos for years, but I'm still learning the jargon. EQ is something I'm trying to grasp still...I kind of have a handle on it bur I always want to improve. I currently have someone who masters my videos but one day i wish to do it all. My channel is pretty nerdy...video game and anime music.

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7 жыл бұрын

gbritaney Glad you found it helpful...thanks for watching!

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Had a chance to check out your channel. Good stuff! Do you know Taylor Davis? She's a good friend of ours.

I want to get a clear sound of my violin. Can you help me?

Such a helpful video, thanks a lot and you cracked me up with the high and deaf part lol

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What?

Very clear! Thanks!

"He's probably high and deaf" 💀💀😂😂😂😂

Great info 🎶👍

What a smart guy!

nice video

interesting!