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How to EQ a track or the master in QuickEdit

Use the five-band equalizer, choose bell or shelf and compare your changes with Before and After playback.

Open QuickEdit

The editor interface is in Spanish for now. Button names appear in Spanish, followed by their meaning in English.

Choose where to apply the EQ

Open FX, choose the track or Máster (master) in Destino de efectos (effect target) and add Ecualizador (equalizer). If the problem is in a single voice or beat, start with its track. The master applies the curve to the sum of the whole session.

Each of the five bands has a frequency, a gain and a width. A Campana (bell) affects the area around a frequency. A Estante de graves (low shelf) or agudos (high shelf) changes a wider area on one side of the frequency. Drag the point on the graph, or select its band and use the controls for finer adjustment.

Isolate one change

Start with one band. For example, if a voice sounds heavy in the low range, try a small cut near the point you identified and listen to the whole phrase. A bell with a high Q concentrates the adjustment. Lower the Q if the change is too narrow. Watch the combined curve when you turn on more bands.

Compare and check the peaks

Select a section and switch between Antes (before) and Después (after) in FX. Also listen with the other tracks to check whether the voice gains clarity without losing body. You can measure the range with Comprobar niveles (check levels) and use Igualar nivel al comparar (match level when comparing) if it is available. Comparing changes the preview only. The WAV includes the active effects, so check the output peak if you have boosted several bands.