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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Babcock" data-source="post: 1747" data-attributes="member: 46">I am curious to see how many others are doing this:As I come initially from a recording background (and am still involved in that), I have on many occasions done some pretty meticulous EQ automation work on important tracks such as lead vocals, adjusting EQ on the fly as the song progresses.Recently I&#039;ve started doing this to a more limited degree on live mixes as well.&nbsp; I find it can really make a significant difference in a vocal especially, particularly if you have a vocalist with a lot of tone variation across their range.Of course, it&#039;s not easy to do this unless you work regularly with an act or know the material, as you have to anticipate things, and it&#039;s not really practical in combat audio situations.&nbsp; The mixing console must also have an EQ section that you can get around on very quickly.Just curious to hear who else is doing this, and any thoughts you have about what works best for you, and what sorts of adjustments you typically make.&nbsp; Most often I am working in the 2-4K range as well as 10K(ish)CheersJeff</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Babcock, post: 1747, member: 46"] I am curious to see how many others are doing this: As I come initially from a recording background (and am still involved in that), I have on many occasions done some pretty meticulous EQ automation work on important tracks such as lead vocals, adjusting EQ on the fly as the song progresses. Recently I've started doing this to a more limited degree on live mixes as well. I find it can really make a significant difference in a vocal especially, particularly if you have a vocalist with a lot of tone variation across their range. Of course, it's not easy to do this unless you work regularly with an act or know the material, as you have to anticipate things, and it's not really practical in combat audio situations. The mixing console must also have an EQ section that you can get around on very quickly. Just curious to hear who else is doing this, and any thoughts you have about what works best for you, and what sorts of adjustments you typically make. Most often I am working in the 2-4K range as well as 10K(ish) Cheers Jeff [/QUOTE]

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