The Craft of the Cut by Marios Chirtou and Mark Riley

Author:Marios Chirtou and Mark Riley
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: Wiley Publishing
Published: 2012-07-10T04:00:00+00:00

Figure 8.20 A clip’s effects directly in the Timeline.

Using equalization

Equalization (EQ) allows you to shape the tone of a sound by adjusting the balance of the frequencies that it contains and is typically used to correct problematic audio that has excessive high or low frequencies or to keep different sounds competing with each other in a mix. Final Cut Pro comes with a built-in Graphic Equalizer that allows you to apply equalization to any audio clip in the Event Browser or Timeline. To bring up the Graphic Equalizer, select the clip that you want to modify, open the Inspector’s Audio pane, and click the Equalization icon underneath the Audio Enhancements section (see Figure 8.21). If you can’t see the EQ icon, hover the cursor over the Audio Enhancements pane and click Show to reveal the settings below.

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