Why producers love the Pultec EQP 1A... and how to use it in your DAW

This 1950s EQ is still one of the most in-demand processors around, so much so that you can find many (many) hardware and software emulations. But just why is the Pultec EQP-1 such a revered machine? In this video we explain the history of the original and show you how the classic 'low-end trick' can help enhance kicks and bass, whether you're using hardware or a plugin recreation.

[@themadsamplist]

I have the Lindell audio PEX-500 vst and I love it! very simple but highly effective

[@remynettheim4918]

hes literally talking over the audio on the lowend trick 100% of the time, he doesnt give you an opportunity to hear it.

[@Elliott.Revell]

Yep

[@TheBeeOBee]

Fire it up on your own content, my boy.

[@jeromelester8]

For mastering, I recommend to use a broad bandwith and a high frequnecy between 10 and 16k. To get a nice shelf curve, you can additionally select the attenuate sel. at 20k and attenuate by choice. Great content by the way, thank you!

[@jeromelester8]

The bandwith does not work in the low frequency range.😉