Best EQF (Equalizer Preset) for Trance Music?

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Posted by DjShadow on Dec-08-2006 15:44:

Best EQF (Equalizer Preset) for Trance Music?

Hello...i have been searching for an appropiate equalizer preset for winamp (or Apollo) for trance tunes, but i didn't find anyone and i don't know how the equalizer should be for trance music...if anyone knows where i can find a good eqf file for trance music or how can i configure the equalizer to have the best sound, i will be very pleased!. Sorry for my poor english...and many thanks in advance for your help!.

Posted by KilldaDJ on Dec-08-2006 16:01:

i boost the high and lows and cut the mids

Posted by DJ Charlie on Dec-08-2006 16:22:

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Originally posted by KilldaDJ
i boost the high and lows and cut the mids

I do the opposite... u know it all depends on the speakers you have.
some are better than others.

I boost the mids and a little bit of the low if needed to... let the highs as they are.

Posted by SMC on Dec-08-2006 16:29:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Charlie
u know it all depends on the speakers you have.

Exactly. Both the speakers and the amplifier create a curve of their own, so the important thing is eq in relation to how your system sounds.

I keep the sound flat on the source and boost highs and lows on the amplifier because it makes the sound warmer on my system.

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Dec-08-2006 17:30:

The people who master the records should know how to EQ so you don't have to.

Posted by [mart] on Dec-08-2006 18:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
The people who master the records should know how to EQ so you don't have to.

Precisely, I leave EQ settings well alone. Well, apart from my subwoofer, which is set to -4dB to stop me dying at high volumes.

Posted by david.michael on Dec-08-2006 18:57:

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Posted by Ian on Dec-08-2006 19:08:

quote:
Originally posted by david.michael
What is the best car?

this ones pretty good on mileage

Posted by SMC on Dec-08-2006 19:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian

this ones pretty good on mileage

Posted by Spirit5 on Dec-08-2006 20:09:

I put it on Club Setting, seems to work the best. There's a techno setting, but it's too bass and treble heavy. I like something a bit more balanced. It's very much like DJ Charlie's EQ preset.

Posted by Aquarian on Dec-08-2006 21:02:

I usually end up boosting the highs a tiny bit.

Posted by Grrrrr on Dec-08-2006 21:26:

I keep the bass on normal, don't do anything to the mids and make sure the highs stay unchanged...

Posted by THE_Chris on Dec-08-2006 21:44:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian

this ones pretty good on mileage

NODDY

Gollywogs

Posted by DjShadow on Dec-09-2006 05:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Spirit5
I put it on Club Setting, seems to work the best. There's a techno setting, but it's too bass and treble heavy. I like something a bit more balanced. It's very much like DJ Charlie's EQ preset.

yeah, i put also techno because i thought it will be the better one, but it was too bass and treble...and now i try DJ Charlie's EQ and sounds much better! Many thanks to all who replied trying to help me! I appreciate it! cheers!

Posted by OMGsplosion on Dec-09-2006 15:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
The people who master the records should know how to EQ so you don't have to.

But everyone's speakers and amp etc will make the record eventually sound a lot more different than what the enginneer originally wanted. I mean like they can't master for every single different equipment configuration. Some people might have a very bass-heavy system, etc. So the EQ is sometimes necessary