LOGIC PRO X - What is Match EQ?

Let's suppose you're working on a collection of different tracks and when you put them all in a playlist, they don't 'fit together'. Sure, their volumes broadly match up but somehow the tone of the tracks doesn't feel consistent. 🔍Discover Essentials: EQ 🔍 👉https://learn.jonobuchananmusic.com/p... This week's episode may help by providing one interesting way to use the EQ footprint of one sound (or enitre mix) and to apply that to another. This can be done using Logic's Match EQ plug-in, which analyses both the Current Mix and a Reference Mix file, allowing you to apply the frequency content of one to another. I'll show how the analysis can be done and then walk you through the assorted tools available to tame the results if they feel a little too wild and extreme. I'll also talk you through some of the alternative ways you might want to apply Match EQ earlier in the process than only at the mix stage. Pultec Style EQ 👉   • LOGIC PRO X - How to get the Pultec EQ Effect   Exciter v High Shelf EQ 👉    • LOGIC PRO X - Exciter v High Shelf EQ   -------------------------------------------------------- Are you Interested in Media Composing ? The Complete Orchestral sample Programming Bundle: 👉https://learn.jonobuchananmusic.com/p... Exclusive Presets for Logic Synths ➡️ http://jono-buchanan-music-s-school.t... -------------------------------------------------------- 00:00 Intro 00:43 Playback of the Current track 01:41 Playback of the Reference mix track 02:32 Match EQ isn’t interested in track volume 03:05 Where to put Match EQ? 04:03 Understanding Current and Reference mixes 05:11 Learning the Current mix 06:18 Analysing the Reference mix 07:18 Applying the generated EQ Curve 08:26 Using the Apply slider 09:39 Fading Extremes 11:24 De-linking Left and Right 12:55 Smoothing control 14:23 How else could you use Match EQ? -----------------------------------------------------------------