How do I replicate this exact oldish radio effect?

[Armani]

on like 0:48
btw, all the way through before 0:47, tf is wrong with the vid??

 

[Fade]

Just EQ should be fine.

 

[Armani]

Just EQ should be fine.

I kinda overthought it so I'm playing with distortion rn. there's definitely eq on it tho. thanks.

 

[Fade]

I kinda overthought it so I'm playing with distortion rn. there's definitely eq on it tho. thanks.

Yeah just take out the low end, that should be it. Whatever EQ plugin you have, there might even be an "old timey radio" preset.

 

[Drago Zetić]

on like 0:48
btw, all the way through before 0:47, tf is wrong with the vid??

Play with the EQ, high pass in the high 200s and low pass around 8000 or even less. The video's been deliberatly edited to look shaky and distorted just enough so that YouTube's copyright bots don't detect it.

 

[Iron Keys]

Just EQ should be fine.

Yeah just take out the low end, that should be it. Whatever EQ plugin you have, there might even be an "old timey radio" preset.

Download Izotope's free Vinyl. Slap the date dial to like 1960 or whatever. That dusties it up a bit.

But otherwise you can largely create this effect by EQing out a lot of lows, maybe a bit of the highs, and boosting the mid-highs in a weird way.

Like Fade said, usually some EQ preset called "radio" or "old radio" or some shit usually a good start.

 

[Fade]

Download Izotope's free Vinyl. Slap the date dial to like 1960 or whatever. That dusties it up a bit.

But otherwise you can largely create this effect by EQing out a lot of lows, maybe a bit of the highs, and boosting the mid-highs in a weird way.

Like Fade said, usually some EQ preset called "radio" or "old radio" or some shit usually a good start.

Shit, I forgot about that Vinyl plugin! I haven't used it in ages.

 

[OGBama]

I @Iron Keys and @Fade got that Vinyl plugin a while back free.

 

[Iron Keys]

Shit, I forgot about that Vinyl plugin! I haven't used it in ages.

It's alright, nothing special by any means. At most I only ever change the date and add the tiniest of warp%.