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Tutorial 4: Mixing and effects
1. Solo the Drums track and click the “Edit Instrument
Channel Settings” button.
2. This will open the Channel Settings window, where
you can e.g. make EQ settings. Make sure you have a
section of music looping so that you can hear the EQ
changes you are making.
• There are four bands of EQ on each track.
3. In the Equalizers section, click the “EQ Band Active”
button for each of the EQs to turn them on. You can also
click in the EQ curve area to turn on an EQ.
4. Click and move the EQ point up, down, right or left.
Moving the EQ point up or down raises or lowers the gain
of the EQ. The gain makes that particular EQ louder or
softer. The “EQ Band Gain” at the bottom of the EQ win-
dow gives you the value of gain.
If you hold down [Ctrl]/[Command], you can restrict the movement of the
EQ to just up and down.
5. Moving the EQ point right or left changes the frequency
of the EQ. The “EQ Band Freq” setting at the bottom of the
EQ window gives you the value of the frequency.
If you hold down [Alt]/[Option], you can restrict the movement of the EQ
to just right or left.
Click the “EQ Band Active” button to turn on an EQ.
Click in the EQ curve area to turn on an EQ.
Move the EQ up or down to
raise or lower the gain.
“EQ Band Gain” amount
“EQ Band Freq” amount
Move the EQ left or right to
change the frequency.