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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 16645, member: 636"] It's situational. If you EQ before dynamic range compression it means the audio frequencies you have boosted will be compressed harder and controlled more. A lot of times many sound engineers use an EQ before a compressor to dictate how the compressor reacts to the source material and then will put an EQ after the compressor with the tasteful boosts or cuts. If you just want to affect the brightness or darkness of the program material usually do it after compression. If you want to affect the compressor make it move differently, or use it to tame harsh frequencies then EQ before, and possibly after too. [/QUOTE]