High Pass Filter vs Low Pass Filter...And When to Use Them 

On which frequency is generally wise to set High Pass filter in order to reduce muddiness and increase bass clarity/punch? Talking about output eq here, not recording.

Lowkey your a god

I use a hi pass on bass at around 30hz. Helps the subs out with not having to waste power under that frequency so it can push the more important 50-300 where the bass lies

I use it but only slightly i only filter the rumble and everything else in the low end stays

Nah u ain't XD

Nope. Watching this video really cleared the concepts up for me.

Can you help me understand why I would use a shelf opposed to a pass filter at either end Of the spectrum

@@thefishnmusician9667 filters remove frequencies from a selected frequency at a selected slope while cuts actually remove all frequencies below a selected frequency. Shelving reduces all frequencies equally below a selected frequency. In my opinion the high pass is the preferred simple filter for the low end. Shelving has more utility in the high frequencies generally. I’ll often shelve and low pass the high end