Instrument Frequency Chart
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Thanks, that looks like a great resource to have on hand when mixing! :AOK:
Spudman
Luke Skyrawker
It certainly is useful.
http://www.thefret.net/showthread.php?t=5835&highlight=frequency+chart
http://www.thefret.net/showthread.php?t=5835&highlight=frequency+chart
oldguy
Lefty O'lman
Thanks, Pete!:AOK:
stingx
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Didn't know that you posted that already, Spud. Sorry about that :thwap:
I was using this on my last recording to really tweak the EQ and the results were very good. I realize you can only do so much in your average home studio and I know I'll never get a production as slick at Mutt Lange but anything I can do on the cheap to improve the sound is always worth my time investigating.
I was using this on my last recording to really tweak the EQ and the results were very good. I realize you can only do so much in your average home studio and I know I'll never get a production as slick at Mutt Lange but anything I can do on the cheap to improve the sound is always worth my time investigating.
Spudman
Luke Skyrawker
stingx said:
No, it's great you brought it up. I think it got overlooked before and it really is a valuable tool. It applies to so many things that I think everyone should get a little familiar with the frequency ranges. It not only can help in recording but live sound as well.
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