All information on EQ & Tone Advanced Settings (EQ, Air, Highs, Mids, Lows, High Pass Filter, Saturation)
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EQ Correction automatically reduces harsh or muddy frequencies and gently boosts the good ones, so your track sounds clearer and more balanced without manual EQing.
Highs controls how bright or dark your sound is - turn it up for clarity and sparkle, down for a softer tone.
Shapes the midrange (≈500 Hz–2 kHz) where vocals and instruments get their body and presence. Lower to reduce boxy/nasal tone, raise to help elements cut through.
Adjusts low-end body and warmth – turn up for fuller sound, turn down to reduce muddiness and boominess.
Adds ultra-high “sparkle” and openness, making your mix sound more polished, modern, and spacious.
Removes low-frequency rumble and mud below the cutoff so your vocals and instruments sound clearer.
Saturation adds or reduces warm, analog-style color to make your track sound fuller, brighter, or cleaner.