frisbeehead
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Posted : Dec 11, 2012 03:35
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On 2012-12-09 16:16, Djones wrote:
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On 2012-11-29 15:14:53, PsYmOrPh wrote:
Hi ... I have some questions
Should i use different equalizations for each note? Do you use harmonic equalizing in bass ?
Help me thanks
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You could use SurferEQ for this.
It tracks keyfollow and does exactly what you need without the hassle of using creating several channels for each note or automation.
http://www.soundradix.com/products/surfer-eq
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have you tried it? i read about it in some mag, and got curious. if so, what do you think of it? I can imagine many uses for this...
on topic now. I honestly don't think there's need for specific, per-note, eq on bass - and indeed the risk is it may not sound natural. I'd say root note is your key note, no drastic Eqing or just go back to source and work it there. Keep it natural, keep it simple. But of course we've all felt like we needed some attenuation of nasty harmonics, and having it follow pitch would work wonders. But this thing needs to be fast responding.
Another way to go, for those adventurous enough, I guess. Would be to have one or two in series band reject filters with the keytrack turned on there, and use external input as oscilator (think it could be done in something like albino, for example)and of course have it run the midi file of the bass just for playing the filters... could work. this would be your somewhat prehistoric surfer Eq I guess eheh. Cheers |
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