Quick Vocal EQ Tutorial
A program to learn basic vocal EQ techniques, focusing on identifying and addressing common frequency issues.
Program Modules
Understanding Vocal Frequency Ranges
Learn to identify key frequency ranges in vocals and their impact on the overall sound.
Low-End Rumble Removal
WeeklyIdentify and eliminate unwanted low-end rumble using a high-pass filter.
“this low-end frequency range is responsible for the rumble down under”
Boominess Reduction
WeeklyIdentify and reduce boominess in the vocal while avoiding a thin sound. Listen carefully for the muddy frequencies!
“this frequency range is where you're going to find your boominess in the vocal”
Boxiness Reduction
WeeklyIdentify and reduce boxiness in the vocal, making it sound more open. Think of a cardboard box around the vocal.
“this frequency range here is actually going to be where you have any boxiness”
Nasaliness Reduction
WeeklyIdentify and reduce nasaliness in the vocal. Try pinching your nose while you sing to hear this effect!
“this next frequency range is going to be responsible for nasaliness”
Sibilance Enhancement
WeeklyEnhance or tame sibilance (S and T sounds) for clarity. Sibilance can be tricky!
“this frequency range is going to be responsible for our siblings”
Air and Sheen Enhancement
WeeklyAdd air and sheen for a modern, bright vocal sound. A touch of magic!
“this frequency range is going to be responsible for that oil sheen”
What You'll Accomplish
- Identify key frequency ranges in vocals.
- Apply EQ to address common vocal issues (rumble, boominess, boxiness, nasaliness, sibilance, lack of air).
- Understand the impact of EQ adjustments on the overall vocal sound.
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