It's harder than that, because your ears have their own frequency response that can only be measured by your consciousness. I've found a lot of enjoyment in eq

It's harder than that, because your ears have their own frequency response that can only be measured by your consciousness. I've found a lot of enjoyment in equalizing as best you can with hardware, and then doing the finishing touches against your ears. Take a frequency generator, I use a web one, and play a tone that matches your eq knob, and work your way through making sure all the tones are at the same volume. You'll have to do this a few times. You might be surprised at how good it will sound. Especially the upper ranges which will usually be far too low if you only calibrated with mics and hardware and not your wetware.