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EQ and 'Nasal' Bass Sound
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Boobytrip
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Posted : Oct 6, 2004 12:07
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Whenever i EQ my bassline to make it fit with the kick or to remove some 'muddyness' it gets a kind of 'nasal' sound. Is there a way around this ? |
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EYB
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Posted : Oct 6, 2004 12:20
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I don't understand really, but try to remove less. What eq do u use?
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Boobytrip
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Posted : Oct 6, 2004 12:53
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I mean that you get a sound like when you talk with your nose squeezed tight 
Mostly i use the EqSat that came with the Powercore Card, or Waves' eq's. |
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Trip-
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Posted : Oct 6, 2004 14:33
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not sure I follow the nose-idea
although it's hard to describe a sound in words - I would suggest using delicant changes with EQ and/or adding up on the lower and even higher mids too.
This way you still open a path for those certain kick freqs and maintain bassline full pressense.
A notch filter usually makes the nasal sound - did you mean like that?
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Boobytrip
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Posted : Oct 6, 2004 14:47
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No one really nose... But i think you just gave me the saving hint: i usually use a narrow Q when i make frequency cuts. Probably the narrow Q combined with too deep a cut will act as a notch-filter (it IS a notchfilter). |
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Mike A
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Posted : Oct 6, 2004 17:40
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try making a high-q eq reduction at around 120-180hz, find the correct freq, it might help.
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