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Adharaguy
IsraTrance Junior Member
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Posted : Mar 12, 2007 19:18
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Hello there... i have read and read many tutorials about eq... but in the end my question is the samme.... for example eq a lead.. is true or not that i have to cut everything down 500 hz... and put a lot of gain in the rest????!!!! please can anyone send me a picture for (vst eq)example a lead and a bass.... only to see more aless whow to work in this.... please tanks...
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Tricossoma
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Posted : Mar 12, 2007 19:33
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Elad
Tsabeat/Sattel Battle
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Posted : Mar 13, 2007 05:27
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On 2007-03-12 19:18, Adharaguy wrote:
in the end my question is the samme.... for example eq a lead.. is true or not that i have to cut everything down 500 hz... and put a lot of gain in the rest????!!!!
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defintly no rules!
so what sound good...
about cutting bass from leads , yeah i do it , start from 150hz and go higher till the sound loose its beauty then u did too much ...
sometime sound can actualy sound better even with all sub and evrything , but this will create mixing problems
all this is ME and not YOU
and thats cause my bass usualy peak at 60hz-100hz , if you want is to peak at 200hz , probably would be good idea to cut more bass from the leads
and remember , what sound good , sound good. its very easy trick .. but its true only if u use studio monitor , and also then acoustic will matter and also your bass size / sub usage
i have the great opurtunity to check my mixes on 3 diffrent monitors , and usualy huge PA as well , which help alot to know what u doing (my first set in club 6 years ago sounded like booooooo , cause i didnt used to cut bass from leads , it sounded good at home , and thats cause i used shit speaker.
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