GearCast Video - Understanding Filter Responses

Take a look at common filterDefinition:
1. (audio) A circuit that reduces certain frequencies, e.g., a low-pass or high-pass filter for audio. See also: Equalizer.  2. (optics) reduces certain color wavelengths or polarizations. types and how they're used. From low cutDefinition:
A filter that reduces (attenuates) signals below a certain frequency, typically below 80-200 Hz. Its main use is reduction of hum, room tone, bass bleed, or plosives. filters to high cut filters, as well as low shelfDefinition:
A point at either end of the frequency spectrum where the level is boosted or cut with all frequencies past the crossover point at the same level and high shelf filters, to bell and notchDefinition:
An amplitude cut that covers a narrow band of frequencies. See also: Notch Filter. responses, studio expert Craig Anderton offers quick take on the filters that allow you to make intuitive and impactful changes to individual tracks and final mixes.