Make Your Voice Sound Better - Vocal EQ Zones
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Published 2021-02-06
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►Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
1:10 - 0Hz to 50Hz
2:10 - 50Hz to 200Hz
6:40 - 200Hz to 600Hz
9:00 - 600Hz to 4kHz
10:00 - 4kHz - 8kHz
12:00 - 8kHz+
Room modes calculator: amcoustics.com/tools
Edit: The bandwidth control on the analog style EQ does not actually affect the low boost I was doing. I set it before listening so I wasn’t really aware. Note - sometimes you should read the manual before turning dials randomly!
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All Comments (21)
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Thank you so much for this. You’re saying important things here! 1st) the high pass. I hear people advocating for 80 - 120Hz, and that has always been so aggressive for spoken word. Also the amount of super sizzly and grainy sounding podcasts because folks crank up a high shelf from 5kHz above. Great tutorial here my friend. Keep up the great work.
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Finally a guide that doesn't just tell you to boost treble by 12db or something stupid like that
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taking notes Excellent video!
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Boosting above 8k to get “air” is useful and common in music production for vocal tracks, which is why you hear people talking about that. But dialogue mixing is an entirely different thing than mixing singers into a music track.
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I can’t thank you enough for this tutorial. I’ve never been really happy with the vocals on my videos but I’m sure this is going to help me improve them a ton further on, especially that part about the room resonance.
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Your channel is the best for FL tutorials. Everything is professional and to the point. Not only that, your teaching methods are simple and that is what makes your videos amazing. You deserve more attention man! Love your content!
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I've watched countless EQ'ing for voice videos, and this one has by far been the most in depth. Appreciate you!
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I’ve been an audio student for over 2 years and his is by far the best explanation I’ve heard to date on eq, thank you for making this video!🙏
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You explain everything so well in all of your videos. Instead of just showing us how to do something, you always explain why. The why is the most important part! I find this incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for these amazing videos!
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My favorite music production channel for a reason. Well spoken, knowledgeable, practical and calm demeanor.
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You have no idea how much help this video provides to people that are new to the youtube/recording world. It's insane 100/10
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This is so good, thank you for making this. I used the Room Mode Calculator and EQd out the problematic resonant frequencies it pointed out, and it made it sound so much better!
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Honestly, this video alone deserves 1 billion views. This is by far the most comprehensive and easy to understand video on the subject I've seen on YouTube. It helps you understand what you're doing and why you're doing it. Thank you very much for all the effort and hard work! Wish you the best.
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Two years later, your time put into this video is still useful. Thank you for uploading this! Very insightful info
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This is such useful information that youre just giving out for free. Most appreciative. I've even heard voice recordings from massive youtubers that forget to cut the extreme lows when they hit a mic stand.
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haha he didn't dare correct the wife's voice
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The videos just keep getting better. Best teacher on YouTube
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So much information in this video. I have come back a few times just to take it all in again. Thank you .
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You are the best and my favorite production instructor. When I have a question or an issue in my studio- I go right to your channel. Ty for sharing. 💯❤
