10 Mastering EQ Tips

Good stuff. Thanks man

is “side/mid” almost like an eq way of saying “stereo/mono” ?

"dont rely on the mastering stage to make these changes" depends on who i have mastering it right? lol

You asked if listeners can hear a difference in your EQ edits. The first three tips I couldn't so I gave up on the rest which is typical for these kind of tuts.
Listening on Sony MDR V6 Studio Monitor headphones.

Software interface clutter as complex as an airline cockpit control board. Why? It's just sound.

What is the name of the song?!

Great video tyvm for your video!
Where's the whole song of the example track? Would like to listen to the whole thing.

I hear what you're saying on the 1st tip, but if the track just needs a little eq push in one direction to make it sound better it shouldn't be a concern. Just check with your client if it's all good.

Hey Sage Audio. can you guys create a video about the ways to about mixing a piano? there's a ton of piano mixes out there, and I think it be really cool to see the most popular ones as tricks in a video

In the second example the emphasis technique, it seems you sent the entire vocal into the saturator, instead of just that particular 2khz range. Didn't you mean to just send that small region into a saturator? You would have to make a parallel vox channel and low-pass + high-pass to the range you want and then into saturator

Excellent video. Very helpful!

Can you please do a video on how to master a song with Maximus the right way .. I feel like it’s a really powerful plug in that’s taught wrong almost every time

Artist and song title of the first song you used? I kinda want to hear the whole song now 😊

can't understand the last one

Thx fr the EQ tips , nice!

Great video! I'd love to see an updated version to vocal stacking where you include the lead vocal chain so we can see the clear difference between the lead vocal and BG vocal chain. Keep up the good work.

Your voice got low and chilled over time homie 💥💥💥

You’re incredible man. Always straight to the point, rarely do you ever waste a word in a sentence. Stay up.

Roller Coaster… weeeee

TDR Nova GE is a good alternative for Split EQ as it is fraction of its price when on sale and give lifetime updates. It has an upwards expansion function that can help to work on transients. Please correct me if I am wrong.

What is the name of the song in this video??

For something similar to the SplitEQ you could use the MRatioMB with the Noise/Tonal or the Quiet/Loud settings to separate the transients and the tonal part of the sound, and then eq both parts.
Also, for a free de-esser I recommend TB Sibalance v3, and TB Equalizer v4 is a good demo free eq :D

Hey! How do you use the EQ curve analyzer? Do you have to pass through a simple sine wave? Or what?

An overwhelming number of tips again. As an (more or less) advanced beginner in mixing, I'll go first with number one and two for mastering and then, I am sure I need to watch this video a couple of times, make some notes and check every tip one after another.

Great . Againnn 🤘

thats a great video dude, thank you!

Damn, thiese videos are infodumps… Looove it! So much good stuff, that I have to watch them twice

It's not a "free" alternative per-se, but if you use Bitwig the Spectral Suite stock plugin in 4.4 is a great alternative to SplitEQ.

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Use shelf or Bell instead of lowpass or Highpass filters. They're much saver in terms of phase shifting.

Just in time weird

Excelent

How did ya’ll know I was busy mastering?