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Really weird spectrum issue
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Conny
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Posted : Feb 23, 2005 14:44
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Hi !
I have had some strange results while using
harbal equalization program to look at my audiofile after it has been eq´d in fruity loops with the parametric eq.
Lets say if i made a boost at 60 hz in fruityloops ,harbal shows a boost at a complete different place in the spectrum range , why is this ? doesn´t fruit´s equalizer show right ? If i want to make a boost at 60 hz, yes then i want to make a boost in this area.
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orik
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Posted : Feb 23, 2005 14:50
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what eares do you mean? wich frequencies are
being boosted for example whyle your boosting 60 hz?
try to narrow down the q factor and see what it does... |
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Conny
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Posted : Feb 23, 2005 15:21
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Thanx for you reply
I remember i wrote it down...
Here , i made a peak with the fruity parametric at 69 hz and harbal showed that i had made a boost at 78 hz ..
Sure i will try to make the q factor smaller and see what happens. |
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orik
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Posted : Feb 23, 2005 16:03
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it myght be that the instrument you are using, with its current sound does not have these frequenceis, and actualy has a band from around 78hz and up...so whyle you boosted 60 hz, due to the width of the q factor of your eq, it boosted 78 hz...
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EYB
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Posted : Feb 23, 2005 16:06
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U can try to use another spectrum analyzer with the fruity eq and maybe habal and another equalizer. Then u will see were are the differences or like orik said the frequencies are missing.
Testing u can maybe with some noisy stuff.
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Conny
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Posted : Feb 23, 2005 17:11
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Ok thanx guys, i will try the tau 2, how can i be sure which frequenses are included in a basssound, does the cut off decide the bottom frequency ?
EYB yes i will try another spectrum analyzer and see what happens.
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EYB
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Posted : Feb 23, 2005 17:17
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The cutoff of what? If it is a high pass filter it will cut the bass the more u raise it up. A low pass filter will not affect it until u go very deep, but then all high frequencies are cut.
Which synth are u using now? Maybe u don't need another. Just put a frequency analyser directly as first fx in the mixer on ur bass channel to see if the synth makes any bass. Then use a eq to fit the bass as u need it and check again the freq spec. If u need more sub sometimes it is nice to use bass saturation plugins like the waves rbass or maxxbass. With a little bit of them u can get nice subs and nice bass lines, but they are not always nescary.
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Conny
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Posted : Feb 23, 2005 18:18
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Sorry the cut off of a vst synth, currently im using scorpion.I will try what you said and see if maxbass can help me . |
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Trip-
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Posted : Feb 23, 2005 23:29
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I completely agree with orik on this one.
Crackling universes dive into their own neverending crackle...
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