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Are any of you interested in a eq tutorial ?

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I have a very simple method for taking any system to its maximum clarity and punch that will give close to pro results. No special equipment needed. Just your bass, amp and eq.
If there is interest I will write up a tutorial or shoot a video.
What I'm offering is similar results as a good sound guy would give you but a method that can be applied at home in just 5 minutes.

Hell yeah. Bring it on! I can always learn more about EQ.
 
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I have a very simple method for taking any system to its maximum clarity and punch that will give close to pro results. No special equipment needed. Just your bass, amp and eq.
If there is interest I will write up a tutorial or shoot a video.
What I'm offering is similar results as a good sound guy would give you but a method that can be applied at home in just 5 minutes.

With all of the variables of stage + room size, room shape, speaker placement, kick drum volume and frequency, etc... I am definitely interested in achieving nice results by simplifying the EQ process.
 
With all of the variables of stage + room size, room shape, speaker placement, kick drum volume and frequency, etc... I am definitely interested in achieving nice results by simplifying the EQ process.
Thats exactly what this is intended for. Some of these guys seem to think it's about how to turn some knobs when in fact it's how to tune to the room on the fly.
 
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