Tag: EQUALIZER
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Solve Resonances
General – Most Resonances Occur between 200Hz and 800Hz – if You Realise the Problem can Not be Solved, Trans the Idea of Fixing it Like that and Look for the Fundamental Problem – i.e. Too Many EQ Points and / or Using Many EQs Cause Phase Issues – Make the Cut Never Too Sharp…
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4 Common Type of EQs
Filters Low Cut / High Cut Low Shelf / High Shelf Graphic Equalizer Parametric Equalizer Linear Equalizer
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EQ Bass Against Guitar
General Workflow 1) First Insert EQ on the Guitar 2) Now Insert EQ on the Bass and Enhance with Peak Bands Around 70Hz, 260Hz, 1kHz and 6kHz (All by Max 3dB, Rather Broad Default Q) 3) Now Insert a Multiband Compressor on the Guitar Buss and SC the Bass into it 4) Insert a Multiband…
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Frequency Characters
General 3) 300Hz = Frequency to Shape the Kick for a Juicy Rock Sound 4) 400Hz = Cut a Little there to Reveal Other Drum Sounds than Bass Kick 5) 300Hz to 600Hz = Hunt for Boxiness Problems 5) 800Hz = Cut there if you have a Cheap Sounding Acoustic Guitar 6) 1kHz to 1.2kHz…
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Solve Harshness Tips
General – as Always, EQuing is Best Done by Listening to the Whole Track (and Not in Solo Mode, if then Just Occasionally) Workflow 1) Its Important to Hear Everything on its Own, Specifically in Similar Groups of Sounds – i.e. Mute Tracks One by One to Find Out Which Ones are Causing an issue…