I've been kinda bummed out not being able to get good sound and not understanding the reason to why. Finally snapped out of it and went back to the drawing board and think that i figured out what i was doing wrong, the eqing.
So i've read everywhere that your meant to leave each part of a instrument a own part @ the spectrum to let it shine. I was cutting out everything except x frequency on every instrument(i understod it as mud cleanup rather than mud reduction).
Sufficed to say my drums got that shit sound.
Anyhow, to the question of the topic. Im looking for a clarification in the most practical sense on how you do the eqing to split up the instruments, ie how much do you cut out/boost to make a instrument stand out.
Maybe a stupid question but im trying to understand so i can find a logic on how to do the eqing, feel free to post a picture of your spectrum of different instruments.
Thanks
So i've read everywhere that your meant to leave each part of a instrument a own part @ the spectrum to let it shine. I was cutting out everything except x frequency on every instrument(i understod it as mud cleanup rather than mud reduction).
Sufficed to say my drums got that shit sound.
Anyhow, to the question of the topic. Im looking for a clarification in the most practical sense on how you do the eqing to split up the instruments, ie how much do you cut out/boost to make a instrument stand out.
Maybe a stupid question but im trying to understand so i can find a logic on how to do the eqing, feel free to post a picture of your spectrum of different instruments.
Thanks