Grab the number one and number four frequencies and tweak away!!! I find I use between 2 and 3 resonance the most often.
The pictures that follow show each individual frequency one at a time. The leftmost instance of the effect is Frequency 1, while the rightmost is frequency 4. It's not necessary to use four individual effects for this.
Q=1.0, virtually no resonance
Freq 1: Freq = ???, Gain = 0, Q = 1.00
Freq 2: Freq = 40, Gain = -1.20, Q = 0.40
Freq 3: Freq = 18.5k, Gain = -1.20, Q = 0.40
Freq 4: Freq = ???, Gain = 0, Q = 1.00
Q=2.0, mild resonance
Freq 1: Freq = ???, Gain = 0, Q = 2.00
Freq 2: Freq = 40, Gain = -6.43, Q = 0.94
Freq 3: Freq = 18.5k, Gain = -6.43, Q = 0.94
Freq 4: Freq = ???, Gain = 0, Q = 2.00
Q=2.5 resonance
Freq 1: Freq = ???, Gain = 0, Q = 2.50
Freq 2: Freq = 40, Gain = -8.13, Q = 1.10
Freq 3: Freq = 18.5k, Gain = -8.13, Q = 1.10
Freq 4: Freq = ???, Gain = 0, Q = 2.50
Q=2.75
Freq 1: Freq = ???, Gain = 0, Q = 2.75
Freq 2: Freq = 40, Gain = -9.00, Q = 1.25
Freq 3: Freq = 18.5k, Gain = -9.00, Q = 1.25
Freq 4: Freq = ???, Gain = 0, Q = 2.75
Q=3.0, very resonant
Freq 1: Freq = ???, Gain = 0, Q = 3.00
Freq 2: Freq = 40, Gain = -9.70, Q = 1.30
Freq 3: Freq = 18.5k, Gain = -9.70, Q = 1.30
Freq 4: Freq = ???, Gain = 0, Q = 3.00
Q=4.0, watch your levels, this one's hot!
Freq 1: Freq = ???, Gain = 0, Q = 4.00
Freq 2: Freq = 40, Gain = -12.00, Q = 1.53
Freq 3: Freq = 18.5k, Gain = -12.00, Q = 1.53
Freq 4: Freq = ???, Gain = 0, Q = 4.00
And when the filters are completely open, even with crazy high resonance, they'll be transparent:
Q=4.0, fully open there's no effect on the output signal
