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EQ & Dynamics
Shape tone and dynamics with EQ, compression, limiting, and loudness metering.
A Latido account with one uploaded song unlocks cloud processing.
How to use EQ & Dynamics
- Load a recording and make small EQ changes to the low, middle, and high bands. Listen to the source to decide which frequencies need attention.
- Enable compression if you need to control level changes. Set optional loudness and true-peak targets when you know the delivery requirements.
- Render the chain, compare the two versions at matched playback loudness, and review the measured values before saving the WAV.
Frequently asked questions
How do EQ and compression differ?
EQ changes the balance of frequency bands. Compression reduces the level of louder passages based on your settings. Use EQ for tone and compression for changes in dynamics.
What order are the effects applied in?
The chain starts with EQ, followed by any enabled compression, loudness adjustment, and true-peak limiting. Listen after rendering to hear the combined effect.
Why can measured loudness differ from my target?
The limiter prioritizes the true-peak ceiling. If the source has strong transients, the chain can land below the requested loudness to respect that ceiling.
Related tools
- Master a Track Set loudness and peak targets, audition a level-matched master, and export a measured WAV.
- Mix Tracks Combine a few tracks with per-track gain, pan, and crossfades.