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Boosting harmonics frequencies

hi guys.
I was reading about this technique and I wondered how you can apply it, given that the fundamental note in a melodic instrument is always changing -and thus, the harmonics of that note.

I never heard of a "following eq", that is an eq that changes as the not played changes. Is that used? Do harmonic enhancers do this, or they are fixed in a frequency?

Or is harmonic eq used to tweak the inharmonic part of a sound?

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Read about it here...

http://www.recordingwebsite.com/articles/eqprimer.html

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thanks P., but...

in that article it talks about fixed frequencies, like the "magic" eq frequencies that seem to be non-existant.

I wonder if others "tune" their harmonics eq to the tone of the song. See what I mean?
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