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cgarges
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by cgarges » Tue Nov 11, 2003 8:04 pm
SKY_AT_NO_NOON wrote:Im not sure if this was said yet..i find what helps a lot is cutting the offending f and all its multiples as well..like if its 80hz cut 160 and so on and downward as well..
This is a really good point, Sky. I seem to have the best luck cutting two octaves above where the fundamental buildup occurs, if taking a bit of the fundamental out thins out the sound too much. You can usually hear another resonance at this frequency anyway. Good call!
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I'm Painting Again
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by I'm Painting Again » Tue Nov 11, 2003 8:35 pm
..it works pretty well with more extreme eq that is, on a snare that has that freaking ringing that makes you want to
..you know..overall makes stuff sound more natural and fixes the problem at the same time..
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by cyrusjulian » Tue Nov 11, 2003 11:31 pm
Thanks for all your input everybody!
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