wich frecuencies are useless?

[foeddd]

for example do i need the 3000hz frequency in my track? i want to make place in my mix

 

[Prideinyouride]

Not really. You could fill it full of Netsky.

 

[ScourgeAtl]

if you need to carve out some space, you can take, say your bassline for example and cut out all unnecessary frequencies. make a boost and comb your eq and when you hit frequencies that don't change when you boost them, you can just cut those out since they are useless.

 

[Mr Fletch]

You need all frequencies in a track to make it sound like a nice full mix. The trick is to fill that frequency range with different elements, so like someone above said, cut out all high end from say the sub bass, all low end from the hats, take some off both ends with the snares, high octave leads could have the low end stripped away etc etc.

 

[Dugg Funnie]

I'd say anything below 40Hz is pretty much useless. Unless you're making something for film; then everything is fair game.

 

[ThePapa]

Not really. You could fill it full of Netsky.

And how would you go about doing that?

 

[Rajstah Vibe]

for example do i need the 3000hz frequency in my track? i want to make place in my mix

Place for what?
If u cut and don't add anything is going to sounds like something is missing...
During the whole track or only in some spots of the arrangement?

 

[Prideinyouride]

And how would you go about doing that?

Hasn't that topic been covered a 1000 times on here?

 

[johneysvk]

anyhing below 200Hz

 

[Reactor Grits]

anyhing below 200Hz

sure you mean 20?

 

[Heritag3]

Anything below 20hz is useless, is just errors.

 

[lostnthesound]

Cut below 30Hz and above 20kHz. Bell curve around Netsky.

 

[miszt]

20hz is better, funktion1 infrabass bins can handle some serious rumble