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Newbie2006
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Posted : Dec 8, 2006 17:57
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Hello,
It may have been talked about it before and might be a simple step for some. I just like to grap the concept of mixing.
What are the basics?
In what frequency each sound (kick, bass, lead etc...) are kept?
And how do you figure out the frequency level for each sound (is there a plug-in or meter)? Anything within Cubase SX will tell me the levels?
Is it mostly done on hardware or software? Suggestions?
Any other tips and trick will be very helpfull.
Thanks in advance.
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mk47
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Posted : Dec 8, 2006 22:43
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Newbie2006
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Posted : Dec 9, 2006 03:07
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Thanks mk47. Lots to read. |
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Kane
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Posted : Dec 9, 2006 03:52
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You really need to use the search bro..look around at the threads here before you go post crazy..
Anyway to give you a basic answer I say you need to do three things :
-Cut down on frequencies that aren't in use as much as others and flatten out any drastic changes in the EQ.
-Don't EVER cut out a frequency or frequency range completely (even the 20hz and 17kHz-20kHz range).
-There are many plugins to help you do this in cubase..you can use Izotope Ozone for good EQing, and you can get loads of different analysis tools to see your frequencies in action, including Ozone to an extent. Hardware isn't necessary for this at all.
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