EQ Placement in Mastering...
Dec 3rd, 2009, 07:17
Hi all
I have been watching Steve H's fantastic course on the Mastering toolkit. As a consequence it has become patently obvious that it is extremely important to get 'downward flow' of mastering plugins correct as this can have a big impact on the end result, for example, Steve's instruction to always have the Adaptive Limiter in the last slot on the out 1-2.
Given that EQ also has a huge impact in shaping ones sound, can anyone shed some light or offer some advice as to where the channel EQ should be ideally placed in the descending hierarchy, eg, pre Multipressor or post etc?
Any insights or advice welcome
Cheers
Gerald