What should I do?

    I think you should start with some theory first ;)

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    I think you should start with some theory first ;)

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    This is great man! Thank you for sharing this

    GuyJames Q stands for “quality” and basically refers to how narrow or wide the frequencies being manipulated are. A high Q is for fine tuning; while a low Q is for very broad, drastic changes. The finer you can narrow down an ugly frequency, the deeper you can cut it out. (Ex) If 4khz-4.8khz is producing a “chirping” frequency, you can’t exactly cut all that area -12dB without getting a very boxy tone. So you would slowly bring that broad range down maybe -2dB until the chirp is gone but your tone is still lively. If the offending frequency is very narrow, say 4000-4020hz for example; then you can basically cut that as low as you’d like, without having a negative impact on the overall tone.