The screen shot below shows a 6dB boost at 500Hz with a Q of 2.Ī High-Shelf allows you to boost or cut all frequencies that are higher than a certain frequency. The channel setting lets you specify which channels are affected. The gain setting is how much boost or cut there will be at the top (or bottom) of the bell. 66 Q is about two octaves wide with the same gain (the actual range of frequencies that is meaningfully affected will change depending on the gain setting, but this gives you a general idea). 1.4 Q is about one octave wide when the gain is 3dB (or -3dB). The Q setting determines how wide the bell will be (lower Q means wider bell, higher Q means narrower bell): e.g. The frequency setting determines where the center (top) of the bell will be. The boost or cut will be bell-shaped I attached a screen shot below illustrating what I mean by bell-shaped. Most of the EQ you'd want to do on a pair of headphones will be one of the first two filters described below:Īdjust a Frequency allows you to boost or cut frequencies in a certain frequency band. Meanwhile, here's a brief explanation of what some of the more commonly used filters do (just be aware that many of them are actually more complicated/flexible than these descriptions would suggest). It might also help if you could explain what kind of EQ you want to do we could help point you in the right direction. I think crisnee's suggestion is a good one, it can be hard to understand the filters in the abstract, and working with a GUI based parametric equalizer is a great way to get started.
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Would someone be kind enough to give me a tutorial or help on how to properly use a Parametric EQ and explain what all those filters are? So I want to use the Parametric EQ to EQ my HD650 cans. I am simply running JRiver to my Titinium HD to a FiiO E09K amp to Sennheiser HD650's. There are hi-pass, low-pass filters and so many filters I have no idea what all of that is about or how to set it up to sound the way I would like it to. How do I know what filters I need to use to get the EQ sound that I want? I have read through the Wiki, but it just points me to a thread that speaks about the Parametric EQ, but not really how to use it. I opened it up and it asks to add things such as filters. I have never used a Parametric EQ before but I have read a lot of JRiver users like it a lot. Quote from: TheGame on November 28, 2013, 06:18:31 pm Hi everyone! As the title suggests, I need some help and/or a tutorial for using JRiver MC 19's built-in Parametric EQ. Thank you for any advice/tips/tutorials on this, and sorry for being a beginner. I would appreciate any help in explaining how to use the Parametric EQ in JRiver MC 19 properly and if there is a tutorial for it for JRiver's Parametric EQ, would someone kindly post the link to it? I searched through the forums and couldn't find a good explanation on it. Like I was saying earlier, I did a Wiki search, I searched through the threads here at the forum, I even went to other sites to learn about Parametric EQ, but those sites all use different Parametric EQ's in their explanations, showing graphs and sliders in the VST/Plug-ins and stuff, not showing adding filters manually like in JRiver.
Hi everyone! As the title suggests, I need some help and/or a tutorial for using JRiver MC 19's built-in Parametric EQ.
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