Bad Snacks walks through the first EQ moves on a set of verse vocals in Ableton Live, framing EQ as frequency sculpting that follows gain staging in a typical mix workflow. The goal here is simple: bring out more brightness and clean up the low end.
A high shelf boost adds shimmer to the upper frequencies, while a high-pass filter carves out the low end that the vocal doesn't need. Both moves together make a noticeable difference in how the vocal sits in the mix.
The bit also covers a practical workflow detail: once the EQ is dialed in on one vocal track, you can copy the settings to other vocal tracks by either copying and pasting the device onto the signal chain, or holding Option and dragging it directly onto each track.