Got a question about EQ Strategies - Your Ultimate Guide to EQ I thought I'd answer in public.

It's a pretty common question so I'm sure some of you may have a variation of it that i can answer here.

A trumpet player wrote in with a lengthy question that basically boiled down to:

"Does your material help me EQ [Insert My Special Instrument Here]"

And the short answer is Yes...BUT. 

It would be impossible for me to cover every single type of instrument under the sun and tell you exactly how to EQ them because every mix is different. 

In the case of brass (which actually does have a dedicated section inside the EQ Strategies book), I still couldn't tell you the exact way to EQ your tracks because every mix is different, each musician has different tastes of what sounds good, and it depends on the context of the rest of the mix.

But EQ Strategies is designed to teach you the process of EQ'ing, how the frequency spectrum works, and how you can use it to get the exact sound you want. 

So if you'd like to master your EQ skills and learn how to create separation between your instruments and make your mixes translate to every speaker system so that you can be confident that your mixes sound good everywhere, EQ Strategies - Your Ultimate Guide to EQ is the way to go.

Be warned, it's not "everything you'll ever need to be a professional mixing engineer" but it is EVERYTHING you need to know about EQ to improve your mixes.

And if for some reason you don't learn how to EQ your special set of tracks, I stand by my 100% satisfaction guarantee so there's no risk for your by trying it out.

Click here to grab your guide now.

Hope that helps,

Björgvin