Pls like this comment so more people can benifit from it. 3:00 Low End 90hz and Below 5:19 Low Mids 100hz-300hz 10:35 Upper Low Mids 350hz-600hz 13:26 Mid Range 1000hz-4000hz 18:30 Upper Mids 5khz-8khz 20:50 Highs 10khz and beyond Low End 90hz and Below Low End rumble / Room tone / Plosive sounds Low Mids 100hz-300hz Boomynes Warmth Muddines (Clarity and Presence in the Bass) Upper Low Mids 350hz-600hz Boxy Tone / Oomf and Character Mid Range 1000hz-4000hz Presence / Compitition and Harshness Upper Mids 5khz-8khz Siblance-Brightness (BrightBite) Highs 10khz and beyond Air/Opens Up Vocal Hi Devon, Thank you so much for the tutorial. This Helps me A LOT. I used to only EQ with my ears and eyes but without any theory, I'm really excited to try this out rn. The only question that is left for me is in the 90hz below range. You've talked about how it could affect your vocal and that Room tones and the Low end rumble lie in that rnage. My Question is which specific upsides this range brings. Maybe not for Vocals but for other Instruments like basses. Thank you very much and greetings out of Germany.
Devvon, I am a 70 year old rhythm guitarist in a band and songwriter with a very nice home studio. For years I have been concerned with the levels of each channel in relation to the others. EQ has always been a struggle, which was most often overlooked. This tutorial has given me the basics to go back to previously recorded band and solo projects and enhance, not just balance the sound. Thank you, You can teach an old dog new tricks!
Dude - this probably the best EQ vid I’ve seen since YT started. You’re articulate, you’re intelligent, you have great camera presence, you don’t curse like a sailor for no reason, and your content and Zen is solid. Very nice work, and thanks! 👍🎶
Why out of everything I’ve watched on UA-cam and learned at school Is he the only one explaining this? I’ve waited forever to understand this. How else were we suppose to know just by listening? Call me crazy but I over mix trying to do this method because I was never taught. This guy came in clutch!!! You’ve gained another fan until the end!!!
Lo (90Hz and below) *rumble and plosives Lo-Mid (100-300Hz) *warmth, mud, boom Upper Lo-Mid (350-600Hz) *boxy tone Mid (1000-4000Hz) *harshness, presence Hi-Mid (5000-8000Hz) *brightness, clarity Hi (10KHz and up) *air Thank you! You don’t realize how many years I just been boosting and cutting, not knowing wtf is going on and why lol
So many, too many "pro" weekend hobbiest are out there giving advice not knowing what they're teaching. HelpMeDevon may not have as many years wasted in the studio as I have, (thank God), but he sure does have valuable advice! Apply what you heard here and you will save yourself years of working with a producer who is learning as he/she goes!😃
I work as a live engineer and this a great introduction to eq. If you guys want to get better grab a eq ear training or frequency training app. This will help more than any eq tutorial. Once you know what 100hz, 200hz 400hz and so on sounds like, you will hear all those build ups of frequencies and know what to cut and not to cut or what to boost if something lacks. Eq and leveling is 90% of mixing, the rest is just colour and dynamics control. One last tip always eq with all tracks playing otherwise you might cut too much or wont need to cut at all even if there is a problem with the vocals.
Probably one of the easiest to understand tutorials on EQ I've ever watched! Also, made me feel a bit validated since I've already been doing a lot of these things. Great job!
Hey I don't know if it's just the way that I register things or how I learn things but I honestly have seen so many videos on how to eat you and I am an R and B aspiring singer songwriter who wants to learn how to you know mix and engineer my own vocals and I've never been able to understand EQ until now I just want to say thank you so much for putting this video up the way you explained everything just makes so much sense to me so I wanna say thank you I'm definitely gonna follow the rest of your videos and you know recommend friends of mine and in people who I know who do music to you know to follow your UA-cam page.
Great video. It takes patience to sit through a 20 minute video when the concepts are completely new, but this was extremely helpful. My biggest takeaway was breaking up the EQ on a scale: low, low-mids, mids, high mids, high (and assigning hertz to each band and understanding impact of a cut or boost for each). The biggest challenge is understanding the vocabulary and application. Thanks!
@@yoboi2.044 okay we get it not everyone knows as much about compressors like you 😂 what he was saying is that he wants the same type of video In terms of going hella in depth but just on compression.
If it weren't for your videos, i probably would have just quit making music. I've spent years being frustrated making bad sounding recordings I knew for a fact did not truly represent my sound, my ideas, and my passion. It's not because i'm really bad at singing or producing. I just had no idea of what was supposed to happen sonically from a technical aspect. But now that I've started following your channel and instructions, I have regained my confidence in making and letting people hear my music again. Your channel is doing exactly what it says. Its has helped me DEVON TERRELL. THANK YOU DEVON TERRELL!
Hello Devvon. Great tutorial as always:) Can you please make tutorial on Stereo Field and how to pan things around freqency spectrum + some basic rules? I feel like this is the topic not many producers talk about. It would really help me. Thank you!
one thing I've noticed for years, EQs show the numbers in the places where those ranges exist. That's pretty helpful, and when you put these elementary principles to what you know, this video helps even more. 23 years exp.
Hey devvon I hit you on Instagram my name on there is Sky_est.98 , It’s in regards to a purchase I had made from your site please get back to me when you can thank you 🙏🏽
Bruh. All u do is sell stuff on your website. Ridiculous, that's your idea of helping with vocal chains?? Plus this video wouldve been far greater of u just showed a freaking chart with numbers so maybe others can screenshot, etc.
4th time watching you make it so simple yet go so far in depth with your explanation I've seen paid services that don't even give you 3/4's of this level of explanation
Man….you’re music is absolutely amazing first of all….secondly, I love your tips! You could really blow up my dude. I’ve been mixing and mastering music since 1998 and I gotta say as much as I do know….i find a gem in every video and a lot of inspiration in your work….thanks!
Smooth. Teach a person to fish. Someone from The Franswah Studio recommended I come look at this trying to EQ my voice in Voicemeeter. Thanks, Devvon! Hugely appreciative of the way you taught this.
Dude ..... I dont know what it is ..... but when you broke it down into 5 sections ..... I had an "ah ha!" Moment and all of a sudden I understand . This is after watching 20 other videos on eq. Thank you for explaining it the way you did in this video
I love the way you chopped up the frequencies. My brain learns so much quicker when I can break things up into categories and make sense of each one. Killer video, thanks!
I'm a self taught engineer with no prior experience to help ease the learning curve in what goes into it all. I have spent hundreds of hours watching videos and learning hands-on how to take recorded vocals and mix them in my home studio. I struggled with EQ the most due to the amount of change that can happen within a vocal due to the slightest boost or cut....and HOLY HELL! This IS the last EQ video anyone will EVER need to get a quick, but expansive understanding on what you're doing and how to do it. I wish this was the first video I watched. Wavy Wayne been my dude for how-to videos....but he about to have some serious competition!!! Thanks D!
Finally a tutorial from someone who not only knows how to mix but knows how to TEACH!!! He explains EQ from the perspective of problem solving. He understands and addresses the common problems people face and that makes it USEFUL!!!! Thank God for you Devvon!
Excellent communicator/teacher. You don't waste my/our time like others just talking about unrelated things. In addition to organized descriptions, you make what feels like "personal" eye contact with the camera. I don't think other "pros" do a great job on either of these.
I can't even begin to describe how thankful I am to have found this video! I've never found someone who can explain EQ this clearly. You've just saved me HOURS of frustration! 🙏🏾
I've been producing music for years and already understood the concepts presented here. However, your process is what I truly found helpful. Your method of first sitting back and listening to the track in context, making up your mind about what it needs, then addressing each band one-by-one, with those initial observations in mind, really makes eq'ing a much more intuitive task. One of the best EQ demonstrations I've come across. Bravo!
Devvon! Thanks again for another articulate explanation on EQ'ing. Your approach of exaggerating each frequency then bringing back in line is a technique i've used for a long time so great to see i'm not the only one with this train of thought. As this helps you feel what sound good and it allows you to focus on what sounds good as opposed to being rigid and saying, I have to do a 2db cut or a 5 db cut. It's all about feel and sound. I salute you Brotha man.
I've been trying to find a video like this for a couple days and this makes so much more sense than any other video I've watched. every other video I've watched, they get too technical and it seems like theyre speaking in a different language lol but this video was very helpful. thank you!!
Mate, ive watched at least 10hours of other youtube videos of how to read EQ and thank god i found this video. This video is awesome. It made my voice very very crispy and nice. Thank you keep up the great work mate.
🎧 8:22 Some digital recordings sound "thin" compared to analog recordings that have more warmth, esp in the lows/low mids. These new school EQ "rules" I feel is why most amateur engineers automatically cut out the warmth without fully knowing what they're doing. Just my opinion tho...all i know is that I prefer a mix between the analog warmth, and the digital brightness. DOPE VIDEO!!!🔥
Hi Devvon. I thought your video was fantastic. The technical content was right on the money. As some of the other commentators have mentioned, there are a lot of videos that 'explain' eqing but you come away not necessarily understanding what this is buying you, why or how. I think your presentation style is spot on. In fact, for me, you could not be more engaging. I found myself listening to a wonderfully clear and confident orator. Someone that was speaking to me in a conversational but educational tone and manner. Just to let you know, I'm from the UK, don't hold it against me, I had no choice in the matter 😉and I'm also in my 50s. So, I guess you can imagine, I've heard a lot of educators and speakers during my life and you, my friend, are without doubt in my top 5. Thanks for the great video and the great content. I hope that you and yours are well and keeping safe during these awful times. All the very best. Cheers. Dave
I JUST RELEASED AN EQ PLUGIN THAT TEACHES HYOU EVERYTHING I SHOWED YOU IN THIS VIDEO ua-cam.com/video/VUA22KMXJZo/v-deo.html
You really are the goat
where my coment disapeared? .........crazy things ..............fckn internet
this one is here and one in wich i asked you how you deal with male bass vocals if u erase their frequency range someone deleted
Pls like this comment so more people can benifit from it.
3:00 Low End 90hz and Below
5:19 Low Mids 100hz-300hz
10:35 Upper Low Mids 350hz-600hz
13:26 Mid Range 1000hz-4000hz
18:30 Upper Mids 5khz-8khz
20:50 Highs 10khz and beyond
Low End 90hz and Below Low End rumble / Room tone / Plosive sounds
Low Mids 100hz-300hz Boomynes Warmth Muddines (Clarity and Presence in the Bass)
Upper Low Mids 350hz-600hz Boxy Tone / Oomf and Character
Mid Range 1000hz-4000hz Presence / Compitition and Harshness
Upper Mids 5khz-8khz Siblance-Brightness (BrightBite)
Highs 10khz and beyond Air/Opens Up Vocal
Hi Devon, Thank you so much for the tutorial. This Helps me A LOT. I used to only EQ with my ears and eyes but without any theory, I'm really excited to try this out rn.
The only question that is left for me is in the 90hz below range. You've talked about how it could affect your vocal and that Room tones and the Low end rumble lie in that rnage.
My Question is which specific upsides this range brings. Maybe not for Vocals but for other Instruments like basses.
Thank you very much and greetings out of Germany.
Your kick usually hits around 60hz. Below that are also your sub frequencies. You can feel those in your body if you have a sub or big speakers.
The upside the lower range brings (90hz) is it makes your bass and kicks sound fuller and punchy as well.
@@lo-filogic so are u saying we shouldn't roll off 90hz and below because that would affect the kick?
You going to heaven just for this comment alone.
Thanks for the comment, just what I was looking for
This is honestly the FIRST time I've EVER understood what EQing is. Thank you so much for making this video.
Agreed!!
No doubt about it
Same here, I’ve took online courses and read books. This was the clearest explanation of all the frequencies.
Agreed!
Brooo🥲
Devvon, I am a 70 year old rhythm guitarist in a band and songwriter with a very nice home studio. For years I have been concerned with the levels of each channel in relation to the others. EQ has always been a struggle, which was most often overlooked.
This tutorial has given me the basics to go back to previously recorded band and solo projects and enhance, not just balance the sound.
Thank you, You can teach an old dog new tricks!
Whenever I search something on youtube to better understand how to make better audio, I always look to see if I can find this guy first
He gets wiser the more his beard grows
The beard is the secret behind his skills
Lmaoo the beard is power!!
And when he decides to cut it? Lolz
@@emmanuelabiodun782 depends on what he is trying to achieve, if he cuts around 300 we get more clarity in his knowledge :D :D
Joe Black and if he boosts in the hi’s we’ll be able to understand him better.
Dude, you're a hero and a saint. May the children sing songs in your honor 🎖
Dude - this probably the best EQ vid I’ve seen since YT started. You’re articulate, you’re intelligent, you have great camera presence, you don’t curse like a sailor for no reason, and your content and Zen is solid. Very nice work, and thanks! 👍🎶
Why out of everything I’ve watched on UA-cam and learned at school Is he the only one explaining this? I’ve waited forever to understand this. How else were we suppose to know just by listening? Call me crazy but I over mix trying to do this method because I was never taught. This guy came in clutch!!! You’ve gained another fan until the end!!!
bruh..from watching him as an artist back when him and futuristic were collabing to now having him teach me how to mix. i love this guy 👍
Yoooo that’s crazy... I just put two and two together lmao. That’s why his voice sounded so familiar 😭
brooo that’s why he look so familiar
66 people mad they can’t simplify EQ like this. This introduction will take a beginner far. Well done you got my follow.
You have a gift for teaching my man.
Bro, the way you talk and your gestures even add more knowledge to what stuff you tryna explain. Thanks a lot!!
Lo (90Hz and below) *rumble and plosives
Lo-Mid (100-300Hz) *warmth, mud, boom
Upper Lo-Mid (350-600Hz) *boxy tone
Mid (1000-4000Hz) *harshness, presence
Hi-Mid (5000-8000Hz) *brightness, clarity
Hi (10KHz and up) *air
Thank you! You don’t realize how many years I just been boosting and cutting, not knowing wtf is going on and why lol
EQing by ear is a good start
So many, too many "pro" weekend hobbiest are out there giving advice not knowing what they're teaching. HelpMeDevon may not have as many years wasted in the studio as I have, (thank God), but he sure does have valuable advice! Apply what you heard here and you will save yourself years of working with a producer who is learning as he/she goes!😃
I work as a live engineer and this a great introduction to eq. If you guys want to get better grab a eq ear training or frequency training app. This will help more than any eq tutorial. Once you know what 100hz, 200hz 400hz and so on sounds like, you will hear all those build ups of frequencies and know what to cut and not to cut or what to boost if something lacks. Eq and leveling is 90% of mixing, the rest is just colour and dynamics control. One last tip always eq with all tracks playing otherwise you might cut too much or wont need to cut at all even if there is a problem with the vocals.
Holy moly. I'm definitely going to watch this 1000 times. Thanks, man!
what?? you don't get it after 1 time?
It's soooooo good!!!
This is a throwback. I used to listen to your music everyday bro got me lit during middle school and early high school I appreeeciate u
8 mins in and already this is the best EQ lesson I've ever gotten at UA-cam university! Outstanding content kind sir!
devon always smiling after he plays his music cause he knows its fire.
Probably one of the easiest to understand tutorials on EQ I've ever watched! Also, made me feel a bit validated since I've already been doing a lot of these things. Great job!
So dang helpful. Gave me deeper knowledge and understanding so I know what sections bring out what elements.
This was actually better than I thought it would be. 🔥
I've watched this 10 times within the past 12 hours. Thank you so much for this knowledge, really appreciate you giving back SO MUCH!
I’m glad it helps!
Man this is honestly the best video about EQ I've ever seen
In these videos, they do one high pass on the eq and it already sounds better than my whole mix
😂😂me too
You the best teacher I've encountered over the past years of youtubing EQ videos
Bro I have so much more confidence now when I mix down my stuff thank you man!
No problem I’m so glad it’s helping!!
Hey I don't know if it's just the way that I register things or how I learn things but I honestly have seen so many videos on how to eat you and I am an R and B aspiring singer songwriter who wants to learn how to you know mix and engineer my own vocals and I've never been able to understand EQ until now I just want to say thank you so much for putting this video up the way you explained everything just makes so much sense to me so I wanna say thank you I'm definitely gonna follow the rest of your videos and you know recommend friends of mine and in people who I know who do music to you know to follow your UA-cam page.
Respect brethren you have wiped away some of the mystery of eq hopefully I can put it to work for me.
The only advertisement worth clicking on, you're doing god's work man, appreciate it
Great video. It takes patience to sit through a 20 minute video when the concepts are completely new, but this was extremely helpful. My biggest takeaway was breaking up the EQ on a scale: low, low-mids, mids, high mids, high (and assigning hertz to each band and understanding impact of a cut or boost for each). The biggest challenge is understanding the vocabulary and application. Thanks!
Love how he's looking directly at the camera as he's teaching me!
Best video on EQ I've seen so far. Super specific and helpful. Thank you!
So well articulated, you the GOAT. People's Champ for sure
I don’t have a pc I record my music on my phone but still worth the watch for when I get one thank you devvon 🙏🏾
I can't promise that this will be the last EQ tutorial that I'll need, but I can say that this is the FIRST EQ tutorial everyone should see.
Haven't even watched and already know this is gold
your the one make me understand eq, i waste my 4 years time others youtuber teach junk, but i'm happy to see your video
You speak with so much confidence and clarity. Makes me really want to listen and learn. Great work!
You are a great teacher and vocalist!!!!!
Can never learn too much about EQing
Right
Facts, music in general!!
me too
This is the best, most understandable tutorial I have come across. Thanks.
Compression next please. Thank you
Agreed
He has plenty of compression videos already
@@yoboi2.044 i should have been more specific i want one just on the 1176.
@@cobie1990 he uses that only.. it's a simple compressor .. input output .. attack release and ratio .. that's it .. basic stuff all compressors have
@@yoboi2.044 okay we get it not everyone knows as much about compressors like you 😂 what he was saying is that he wants the same type of video In terms of going hella in depth but just on compression.
Nailed it bro. Really is the last EQ video you would ever need. EQ 101 explained.
THE GOAT IS BACK!! THANK YOU KING!!
Appreciate you yo!!
@JD Israel shut tf up😂
Please explain to me about a E.Q because I don't know nothing at all
Samoan music
His a Legend
If it weren't for your videos, i probably would have just quit making music. I've spent years being frustrated making bad sounding recordings I knew for a fact did not truly represent my sound, my ideas, and my passion. It's not because i'm really bad at singing or producing. I just had no idea of what was supposed to happen sonically from a technical aspect. But now that I've started following your channel and instructions, I have regained my confidence in making and letting people hear my music again. Your channel is doing exactly what it says. Its has helped me DEVON TERRELL. THANK YOU DEVON TERRELL!
I was just yesterday watching all your other EQ Videos daamn this really came as a bless thank you so much for bettering my mixes ❤️
Glad it helps!!
I’ve Been Struggling with eq for YEARS!
This one video saved My Life
The most accessable tutorial I've ever seen, much appreciated
The title of this video really lives up to the name. Thanks!
Hello Devvon. Great tutorial as always:)
Can you please make tutorial on Stereo Field and how to pan things around freqency spectrum + some basic rules? I feel like this is the topic not many producers talk about. It would really help me. Thank you!
I got ya!
one thing I've noticed for years, EQs show the numbers in the places where those ranges exist. That's pretty helpful, and when you put these elementary principles to what you know, this video helps even more. 23 years exp.
This is going to good, Much appreciated!
No doubt!!
This was much better than spending 30mins randomly adjusting dials. Thanks, very informative
Come visit!! www.helpmedevvon.info
Hey devvon I hit you on Instagram my name on there is Sky_est.98 , It’s in regards to a purchase I had made from your site please get back to me when you can thank you 🙏🏽
Can you tell me how my mixing n mastering sounds ? ua-cam.com/video/5dAM70AGVIY/v-deo.html
@@skyauthor6679 email me at helpmedevvon@gmail.com I’ll take care of ya!
@@HelpMeDevvon I already had sent one not sure if you got it
Bruh. All u do is sell stuff on your website. Ridiculous, that's your idea of helping with vocal chains?? Plus this video wouldve been far greater of u just showed a freaking chart with numbers so maybe others can screenshot, etc.
Wow. Six years of not understanding what mixing entails... I finally comprehend it. Thank you for passing on your knowledge. I am overjoyed.
As a total layman I can’t hear anything that he’s talking about.
As a laymen your the genius. Producers get caught up in a perspective of listening that no one really cares about. It’s all about a feeling.
Best explanation I've seen online explaining EQ's. Now I understand a lot more,
thank you, Sir!
That Floating F6 EQ is a BEAST..... MUST HAVE EQ
Someone that actually helped me understand eq. What a legend!
4th time watching you make it so simple yet go so far in depth with your explanation I've seen paid services that don't even give you 3/4's of this level of explanation
truly the best eq tutorial video ever..ive been searching for years..all my questions definetly got answered...please teach more..
best explanation I’ve seen in my three years of learning.
This is by far the best explaining I’ve ever heard. Thanks
Man….you’re music is absolutely amazing first of all….secondly, I love your tips! You could really blow up my dude. I’ve been mixing and mastering music since 1998 and I gotta say as much as I do know….i find a gem in every video and a lot of inspiration in your work….thanks!
Smooth. Teach a person to fish. Someone from The Franswah Studio recommended I come look at this trying to EQ my voice in Voicemeeter. Thanks, Devvon! Hugely appreciative of the way you taught this.
Devvon knows his shtuff. And, most importantly, how to explain/teach it. Good job brother!
Dude ..... I dont know what it is ..... but when you broke it down into 5 sections ..... I had an "ah ha!" Moment and all of a sudden I understand . This is after watching 20 other videos on eq. Thank you for explaining it the way you did in this video
I love the way you chopped up the frequencies. My brain learns so much quicker when I can break things up into categories and make sense of each one. Killer video, thanks!
Very helpful tutorial... I like the way you say "stop and listen"
Brooo you don't understand how I've been struggling with my vocals this helps a lot
Every time I’ve watched this video I understand it more and more. This is my best tutorial 💯
Facts I'm the same with compression videos.. the shit start to make sense and it gets fun as you understand it more 💯
I'm a self taught engineer with no prior experience to help ease the learning curve in what goes into it all. I have spent hundreds of hours watching videos and learning hands-on how to take recorded vocals and mix them in my home studio. I struggled with EQ the most due to the amount of change that can happen within a vocal due to the slightest boost or cut....and HOLY HELL! This IS the last EQ video anyone will EVER need to get a quick, but expansive understanding on what you're doing and how to do it. I wish this was the first video I watched. Wavy Wayne been my dude for how-to videos....but he about to have some serious competition!!! Thanks D!
Finally a tutorial from someone who not only knows how to mix but knows how to TEACH!!! He explains EQ from the perspective of problem solving. He understands and addresses the common problems people face and that makes it USEFUL!!!! Thank God for you Devvon!
I love you so much, my man!!! You deserve the world for your services to musician-kind!!!!!!!!!
Bro you got the best mix videos. I've learned more from you in the last year then 9 years of prior research. Salute
Excellent communicator/teacher. You don't waste my/our time like others just talking about unrelated things. In addition to organized descriptions, you make what feels like "personal" eye contact with the camera. I don't think other "pros" do a great job on either of these.
I love Devon tutorials he explains everything very well and makes easy to understand the things you really need to know thnx man big time
Best EQ video on UA-cam ! God Bless you 🙏🏾
Amazing video bro. I felt like sitting in a room with you and you show me how to EQ . Very talented at teaching
Very much needed this! As an artist this will be my first step when doing sessions
Devvon Always Comes Through!!! Thank You Bruh
I can't even begin to describe how thankful I am to have found this video! I've never found someone who can explain EQ this clearly. You've just saved me HOURS of frustration! 🙏🏾
This is probably the best tutorial on this topic.
I've been producing music for years and already understood the concepts presented here. However, your process is what I truly found helpful. Your method of first sitting back and listening to the track in context, making up your mind about what it needs, then addressing each band one-by-one, with those initial observations in mind, really makes eq'ing a much more intuitive task. One of the best EQ demonstrations I've come across. Bravo!
Devvon! Thanks again for another articulate explanation on EQ'ing. Your approach of exaggerating each frequency then bringing back in line is a technique i've used for a long time so great to see i'm not the only one with this train of thought. As this helps you feel what sound good and it allows you to focus on what sounds good as opposed to being rigid and saying, I have to do a 2db cut or a 5 db cut. It's all about feel and sound. I salute you Brotha man.
This is a very thorough EQ tutorial. Possibly the last one I ever need. Thank you. You got a new subscriber.
Thanks you! You changed my life. Now I'm going to play with my EQ on this music app to see if I can get these headphones to sound like I want.
This is the best eq tutorial I've ever seen on UA-cam. Great 👍
I've been trying to find a video like this for a couple days and this makes so much more sense than any other video I've watched. every other video I've watched, they get too technical and it seems like theyre speaking in a different language lol but this video was very helpful. thank you!!
I can't tell you how many times I've watched this video. Thank you Devvon.
Awesome. 🔥🔥 This one video is so much worthy than watching thousands of other videos.
I’ve literally not taken as many notes during a UA-cam video as I am with this its so so helpful!
Mate, ive watched at least 10hours of other youtube videos of how to read EQ and thank god i found this video. This video is awesome. It made my voice very very crispy and nice. Thank you keep up the great work mate.
Nice job breaking it down with a simple and clear explanation. Thanks!
Super helpful! You are right in your claim. Very clear explanation of EQ settings for music. Thanks so much!
Thanks for this Eq Guidance. I like the way that you teach this stuff & will revit this vid & ive just subscribed!
🎧 8:22 Some digital recordings sound "thin" compared to analog recordings that have more warmth, esp in the lows/low mids. These new school EQ "rules" I feel is why most amateur engineers automatically cut out the warmth without fully knowing what they're doing. Just my opinion tho...all i know is that I prefer a mix between the analog warmth, and the digital brightness. DOPE VIDEO!!!🔥
That's the MOST helpful & informative speech on EQ, I appreciate🤓
i watch this at least 2 times a year thanks bro it keeps me grounded
Hi Devvon. I thought your video was fantastic. The technical content was right on the money. As some of the other commentators have mentioned, there are a lot of videos that 'explain' eqing but you come away not necessarily understanding what this is buying you, why or how. I think your presentation style is spot on. In fact, for me, you could not be more engaging. I found myself listening to a wonderfully clear and confident orator. Someone that was speaking to me in a conversational but educational tone and manner. Just to let you know, I'm from the UK, don't hold it against me, I had no choice in the matter 😉and I'm also in my 50s. So, I guess you can imagine, I've heard a lot of educators and speakers during my life and you, my friend, are without doubt in my top 5. Thanks for the great video and the great content. I hope that you and yours are well and keeping safe during these awful times. All the very best. Cheers. Dave