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Three Must-learn Tips for Using EQ
Suno's Studio team shares three practical EQ habits: mix with your ears, cut conflicting bands before you boost, and usually place EQ early so later compression and reverb hear a cleaner signal. A muddy vocal example starts by cutting around 400 Hz and high-passing energy the voice rarely needs below about 100 Hz.
Because digital peaks accumulate gain across tracks, cutting first helps keep the master bus under control. Creative chains can break the order, but the default mental model is to lock the frequency shape before other effects exaggerate what is already there.
An EQ adjusts the sonic profile of your sounds, by boosting or cutting specific frequencies or ranges of frequencies.
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