One Minute EQ Trick – Using Low-Pass Filters With a Resonant Slope for a More Focused Guitar Sound

In this One Minute EQ Trick I show you how to use a low-pass filter with a high Q value to filter out your unnecessary high-end while still making your guitars cut through the mix.

This is great if you have a distorted or overdriven sound. There might be a lot of hiss you can get rid of by cut through the mix.

It’s a great way to make your guitars sound more focused.

Check out the 1 minute video and if you want all of my best EQ tips check out www.EQStrategies.net

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