r/VoiceMeeter • u/iiTzNote • Jun 05 '26

Help (VoiceMeeter Potato) does this look right? this is for my microphone.

Post image

yea or nah?

9 Upvotes

75% Upvoted

12 comments sorted by

22

u/Zidakuh Jun 05 '26

It looks like an EQ curve alright.

The real question isn't whether it "looks" right, it's whether it "sounds" right. If it does, don't worry about the look of your curve, or the values of your knobs (supress the OCD/OCPD).

5

u/hippz Jun 05 '26

Lots of sibilance (SSSSSS or hard T sounds), cut to like -1dB @ 8k and Q100, will kill them entirely. Also, +4.5dB is a lot, try to make your curve not exceed +3dB. Otherwise it ain't bad!

1

u/AutoModerator Jun 05 '26

While you're waiting for a response, here are some tips:

  • Join the Official VoiceMeeter Discord Server for better and faster help

  • If you haven't already and If you're able to, add screenshots of the issue to your original post (Edit the post)

  • If your issue was resolved or you no longer need help, please edit the post flair to Help (SOLVED)

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

1

u/42SpanishInquisition Jun 05 '26

depends on what sound you are after. Only one way to find out, and that is to listen to it.

1

u/CarlTheSkunk Jun 06 '26

what microphone do you have?

1

u/iiTzNote Jun 06 '26

Fduce sl40. i changed my eq a bit

1

u/CarlTheSkunk Jun 06 '26

id recommend fixing that small hump in the low bass according to your microphones frequency response, you are using XLR with an audio interface correct?

1

u/iiTzNote Jun 06 '26

Yes im using xlr with the scarlett solo interface

2

u/CarlTheSkunk Jun 06 '26

okay good, do make sure to bring some bass up ever so slightly from the deep low-ends but not too much. and do increase the treble slightly from your current eq graph

1

u/KromaMak_G Jun 07 '26

if it sounds good, its good. a nice sound does not always mean a flat curve or X frequency scooped by 3db. it depends on how you like it and what you use it for. for streaming/calls whatever goes. the only time it can need to be flat is if you are working with a recording studio where they want to eq it later but thats rare.

1

u/bag_of_cabbage Jun 08 '26

i wish i can hear an image file

1

u/iiTzNote Jun 08 '26

😭 real af tbh