🍑 FL Studio 20 - #19: Ecualización [CURSO COMPLETO] - Tutorial
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Hey what's up, welcome to this new tutorial, I'm Olbaid and this is episode number 19 of our course on how to use FLStudio 20 from scratch ok we already saw a lot about the playlist, the mixer, the channel rack, but we haven't seen much inside the mixer. about the effects of the things we can do with sounds so in this video we are going to talk
about one of the most fundamental processes of music production, it is super basic to be able to know this and that is the equalization ok what is the equalization the equalization is a method or a process through which we can lower and raise the volume of certain frequencies in a certain sound let's see I have this little loop here
and let's suppose that I want to modify for example sound number 2 ok then suppose I want also take away low frequencies and give it a little presence in the high frequencies very well that is done with an equalizer first we need to quickly understand the two types of equalizer that are the most general and the ones that we are going to find
very well then I have this one and this one that we see here on the left side is what is normally known as a graphic equalizer in fact here it says graphic and cue and this one on the right is a parametric equalizer, what are the differences, ok, both of them alter the volume of certain frequencies, we can increase it, lower it, the big difference between
the two is that, for example, the equalizer, because if I play the sound,
I can alter a specific frequency but They are already predetermined, that is, I cannot select an exact frequency but it already comes in fixed frequencies and those fixed frequencies are the ones at which I can raise and lower the volume. Ah, we are going to make a small curve just to show it
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