Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this video, Mark shows you his process for getting two different mics to match each other in Final Cut Pro. Check out our FCP plugins here: bit.ly/2NHQXmz
Chapter Hyperlinks:
00:00 - Introduction
01:47 - Comparing 2 Mics
02:24 - Options for EQ Matching
03:23 - Audio Matching
04:09 - Match EQ Settings to Analyze the Sound
05:31 - Analyzing the EQ Graph
05:56 - Leveling out the Sound
06:22 - Post Process Analysis
06:56 - Boosting the Lower End of the Signal
07:54 - Adjusting the Frequency Curve
08:21 - Adjusting the Q Frequency
09:15 - Saving the EQ Settings as a Preset
09:41 - Adding a Limiter
#FCP
#Audio
#Microphones
Twitter: @RippleTraining
Facebook: facebook.com/rippletraining
In this video, Mark shows you his process for getting two different mics to match each other in Final Cut Pro. Check out our FCP plugins here: bit.ly/2NHQXmz
Chapter Hyperlinks:
00:00 - Introduction
01:47 - Comparing 2 Mics
02:24 - Options for EQ Matching
03:23 - Audio Matching
04:09 - Match EQ Settings to Analyze the Sound
05:31 - Analyzing the EQ Graph
05:56 - Leveling out the Sound
06:22 - Post Process Analysis
06:56 - Boosting the Lower End of the Signal
07:54 - Adjusting the Frequency Curve
08:21 - Adjusting the Q Frequency
09:15 - Saving the EQ Settings as a Preset
09:41 - Adding a Limiter
#FCP
#Audio
#Microphones
Twitter: @RippleTraining
Facebook: facebook.com/rippletraining










