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    This vocal EQ cheat sheet provides guidance on equalizing vocals. It recommends always using a low cut filter between 150-200Hz and optionally cutting frequencies between 400-700Hz if vocals sound nasaly, boxy or honky. Cutting 2-4kHz can remove harshness and boosting 12kHz adds sparkle. A low shelf at 900Hz may increase clarity if needed.

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    This vocal EQ cheat sheet provides guidance on equalizing vocals. It recommends always using a low cut filter between 150-200Hz and optionally cutting frequencies between 400-700Hz if vocals sound nasaly, boxy or honky. Cutting 2-4kHz can remove harshness and boosting 12kHz adds sparkle. A low shelf at 900Hz may increase clarity if needed.

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    Vocal EQ Cheat Sheet 2.0

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    This vocal EQ cheat sheet provides guidance on equalizing vocals. It recommends always using a low cut filter between 150-200Hz and optionally cutting frequencies between 400-700Hz if vocals sound nasaly, boxy or honky. Cutting 2-4kHz can remove harshness and boosting 12kHz adds sparkle. A low shelf at 900Hz may increase clarity if needed.

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    VOCAL EQ

    CHEAT SHEET

    Low Cut 150-200Hz Always use a low cut filter on vocals

    Low Shelf 900Hz Cut to increase clarity, if needed

    PEQ (Q:3) 400-700Hz Cut if nasaly, boxy, or honky

    PEQ (Q:3) 2-4kHz Cut to remove harshness, if needed

    High Shelf 12kHz Boost to add sparkle / brilliance

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