FREE VOCAL EQ REFERENCE

Know What to Try When the Vocal Will Not Clear Up.

I made this free, three-page guide to help you identify what’s making your vocal unclear and know where to start with EQ.

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A practical PDF for beginner live sound engineers, church sound teams, and anyone learning to mix live vocals.

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Three Pages. A Clearer Starting Point.

01 / THE PROCESS

Start with a process.

Check the input, reduce unwanted lows as needed, and make one intentional change at a time.

02 / THE LISTENING MAP

Find a place to listen.

Connect boomy, muddy, nasal, harsh, and sharp S sounds with useful frequency ranges.

03 / THE FULL MIX

Check the whole mix.

Learn what to try when the vocal sounds clear alone but disappears with the band.

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From My EQ Made Simple E-book

I created EQ Made Simple to make EQ decisions easier to understand and apply. This free reference pulls together the vocal lesson, the core workflow, and a full-mix check from that e-book.

It is a focused starting point you can keep beside you at rehearsal. You do not need to buy the e-book to use it.

A Few Things to Know

Take a Clearer Starting Point to Your Next Rehearsal.

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