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Very new to audio stuff so sorry if i get some terms wrong in advance.

I'm using automation to keyframe the frequency on band 6 in the EQ as shown here

Automation on the clip

Even when it hits the bottom, i still dont feel its enough. Band 6 seems to have a frequency limit (automation wise) that changes depending on the starting point of the band. This image shows what i want automation to keep doing but it wont. i start it at 20k6 and it stops at 1k4 for some reason.

What i want to keep doing

I can move the band before hand to get a lower frequency but that also effects the starting point. My goal is to get a stronger muffle effect at the end by automating the 6th band to go lower while keeping the same starting point. Please let me know if there is a better way to get this effect.

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it's in the manual…page 3300 (yeah, ikr, it's a big manual, but it is searchable;)

Im trying to do this without having to launch DaVinci, as my machine is currently editing another huge project in a different app.

Each of the bands will have a highest & lowest frequency it can reach. Try maybe the middle band. Set it to hi-shelf [which is not quite the same as hi-pass, but should be OK for this]. If it will reach even 12k it's probably high enough to start. Dial in a negative gain - you can automate this too.
You can change the slope with the Q dial.
Then automate reducing the frequency over the period you need the sound to get duller.

With a little fiddling, you ought to be able to get what you want, with only a maximum of 6 parameter points in your automation.

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