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EQ
 
 
 

EQ is a soft effect that allows you to perform precise manipulation of the audio frequency content using the EQ Editor, which is based on a graphical display of EQ settings. For example, you can improve noisy audio tracks or enhance vocal tracks. The editor has six available filters: a High Shelf filter, a High Cut Filter, a Notch filter, a Presence filter, a Low Shelf filter, and a Low Cut filter. These filters can have a dramatic effect on the audio so they should be used sparingly.

To apply EQ effects on a segment:

  1. From the Record T/L, select the audio segment that you want to adjust.
  2. From the Audio Soft-Effects menu, enable EQ.
  3. Click E.

    The EQ Editor appears.

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    (a) Low Shelf/Cut select  (b) Mid Notch/Presence select  (c) High Cut/Shelf select  (d) Frequency box  (e) Gain box  (f) Quality Factor box  

  4. Enable filters and make adjustments as necessary.

    For information on how to set the different EQ filter effects, see About EQ Filter Effects.