R52 Baxandall Deep Dive 1: Two Knobs, One Network

Lift BASS. Lift TREBLE. Now listen to what happened to the middle. You didn't add two curves. They're arms of the same network, and that one fact is most of what makes a Baxandall behave unlike the EQ you already know. Part 1 of three: everything you need to get a result you like out of R52 Baxandall, in under ten minutes. R52 is Peter Baxandall's October 1952 circuit from Wireless World, "Negative-Feedback Tone Control," simulated as a circuit rather than approximated as a filter. The tone network sits inside a one-valve amplifier's feedback loop. That's why the two controls interact, and why the middle moves when you touch either end. R52 Baxandall by Pulsar Modular https://www.pulsarmodular.com/product... R52 is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Peter Baxandall or his estate. #R52Baxandall #PulsarModular #Baxandall #EQ #MixingTips #AudioPlugins #Mastering #MusicProduction