Line 6 POD GO: EQ Controls - EXPLAINED
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
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00:00 Intro
01:27 Parametric EQ
08:14 Low/High Shelf EQ
09:43 Tilt EQ
11:22 Sound Examples - Bell Boost/Cut
12:21 Sound Examples - Notch EQ-ing
14:39 Sound Examples - Low/High Cuts
16:25 Outro 
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Definitely the best pod go channel I’ve found yet. Thanks 👍🏻
Your kind words are very much appreciated, thank you : )
Thank you for getting to the point immediately. Way too many presenters talk about what they will say for way too long before we get something worthwhile. Your explanations jump right in, just how I like it. ... BTW, thank you for this video, it helped immensely in understanding EQ.
Thanks! I do try to cut things short, and skip the unnecessary intros. I don't always succeed, but when I do, it's a video about an EQ : )))
Finally I understand EQ ! Thanks 👍
Glad it helped! Cheers : )
Great explanation! EQing our tones is essential in order to have a great tone!
Thanks Erlich, glad if I could help! :)
Thanks for the video. It cleared a lot of questions I had. 👍🏻
You're welcome Kimchi, glad the video was helpful : )
Hi Ivan, what a helpfull tutorial. Your language , by the way , is so precise and elaborated. Thanks a lot. I think equing is the most complicated and influencing tool among all "pedals ". 😂
Thank you, glad you find it helpful. It is the most powerful one, for sure. But, compression seems to be the one that's even more confusing for people. I know it was for me when I first started using it : )
What a great videos you're doing man! Thanks a lot. I'm starting to set up my Pod Go and for sure I'll check out your tutorials.
Thanks Carlos! Plenty to go through, good luck!
Good stuff👍👍
Ivan my friend, I can't thank you enough for this EQ explanation. Now I just need to make my own correlation between certain frequencies and terms I use like "woof", "sizzle", "tinny", and "crackle". Thanks again brother.
Happy to help Mike! And yes, when it comes to describing sound qualities across the freq. spectrum we simply MUST resort to using terms like that. It's much easier, when you find the ''woof'' one time, it's easier for our brains to have a reference that explains the quality, because numbers in itself don't carry a ''meaning'', if that makes sense. I also use ''boxy'', ''nazal'', ''harsh'', and many others : )
@@pekkyas or I'll just yell "why does it sound like there's a f#*&ing blanket over the damn speaker" 😂
@@mikegamby hahah, that one especially!
check this image, funny and informative: www.prosoundweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/20180502dwarf2.jpg
@@pekkyas that's exactly what I was talking about. Gonna print it out and hang it next to the guitar scales poster that I always forget to look at. 🤣
Excellent explanation and clarification
Thanks so much, Martyn! There's still plenty left to talk about, as it always is :)
Very good my friend, extremely well presented & very informative 👌
Thanks Greg! Glad you praise the presentation! :D
@@pekkyas my pleasure 👍
cristal clear ! thx
Glad it helped, cheers! : )
Good work.. 🖤🎸🤟
thank you, Rukshan!
You’re the best 😀 🎸
Jimmeeer! Thanks man! :)
This was a very helpful video. Starting adapting some of my favourite tones where a could limit some tones that were too sharp for my ear. Now I know what freq irritated me ;-). TX.
It had to be 4.7 kHz! :)
@@pekkyas Well, still curious what could be a good App or Software to support my learning journey ... some feedback from a tool could help me training my ear, no? What would you advice? An app would be grat but I don't think this would work or do you have another experience here?
Thanks
Anytime, have fun EQing. I still do, every week xD
Is that an asthma inhaler on your desk
Yup! Nice catch ; )
@@pekkyas I have the same ones, keep well and stay safe
@@markswarbrick999 thank you very much, you too! : )