Sometimes it will make it in the chain just to cut a single frequency somewhere. Imagine book-stops, there are no books on the outside, all are enclosed between the book-stops. Why would we want to equalise a sound? If your track is playing, you will see the green bars moving up and down on either side of your threshold control. What would we use ReaEQ for? To me, it excels at two things: 
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This one is set to boost content centered on Hz by 6dB.
But for a lot of uses, you don't want to add or take anything away but what you want. Thank you for making it available. The cut-off Frequency is set to 80Hz. The sheer amount of bands available, all without limit mean that it's useful whether you want to automate a single band, or make surgical adjustments to multiple frequencies when de-essing.
This is a good technique to practice with all your mixes. This is a good technique to practice with all your mixes. From here you just make vertical adjustments to taste.
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Play around with auto make-up if you want to bring the level back up again. Each track has a green or grey if reeaq other effects are activated FX button that allows you to add any FX to the track this is also the button to hit to select VST instruments.
How to completely Fuck Shit Up audio tech wise. The human ear hears betweenHz so anything outwith those frequencies is just wasted sound and reeq wasted energy in the mix. At Hz, its response is boosted 3dB, everything one octave higher above Hz is boosted by 6 dB. The above picture shows multiple bands boosting the bass and the highs while cutting a lot of the mids. Each band can be one of a number of types of filter. It works differently for the high frequencies as instruments have harmonics so be careful if you want to preserve them, also, higher frequency notes hold less energy so take up less headroom anyway.
This will open the selection of plugins and effects you can use.
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This is one of the best compressors out there. If you play your music with the EQ enabled, you will see a yellow line running along the visual part of the plugin.
A filter is usually described by the frequency at which it boosts or cuts the level of sound content by 3dB. Every time the green lines go above the threshold fader, that sound will be compressed at the ratio selected.
See what frequency does what, edit the presets accordingly to your own particular sound, they are there to be used as templates to get you started. The blue line represents how much each frequency is boosted. The ReaEQ can synthesize an equaliser with an unlimited number of bands. They are just the points with which we can make adjustments. This is where the bandwidth comes in handy. The last point is helpful if you want to boost a broad spectrum of frequencies but what if there is just one specific frequency you want to cut?
It's bandwidth is set to 0. As you can see the volume is currently exceeding the threshold, and the peaks are getting turned down by roughly 5dB the red lines fall between -4dB and -6dB reduction on the meter.
ReaEQ is probably my favourite plugin in the suite.
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This can also be controlled by the Frequency and Gain faders on screen. This one is set to cut all content below Hz by about 6dB.
We could make adjustments pluggin the individual bands to yield something like this. It imparts no character. Fast and intuitive to use, and the result is instantly evident in the diagram.
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