Yer filter's the wrong way round.

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cut wherever sounds good. i sometimes cut at 100 hz sometimes 150 hz depends on the bass sounds im using and how many layers im using.

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I'm just learning too, but I think most people tend to cut around 30Hz and below. This area isn't audible to the human ear and it will actually make the rest of your mix louder. You also can't hear these freqs on most monitors so it's best not to guess.

As for the sub bass, you may want to cut ABOVE 100Hz depending on the sound or if it's layer below with another mid bass sound.

Hope that helps!

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Originally posted by tehlord Yer filter's the wrong way round.

nah i cut everything up too 90hz but its strange why the spectral EQ shows as sounds still going on up to 900hz. Is there any way to remove these or is that simply harmonics that EQ cant remove easily?


@Cam just made a cut at 32hz just wasnt sure if i should with dance music

@Ster im mixing in headphones so i wanted to be sure i was doing it right


Thanks guys

just add a lowcut to the master

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your image looks nice but your text doesnt fit

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Originally posted by 19503 your image looks nice but your text doesnt fit

The first image represents my first question (about 40hz and below)


the second image represents my second question (about rolling everything over 90hz off)

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Originally posted by sako487 just add a lowcut to the master

indeed

hi-pass with a Q of 1.41 at 32hz on the master channel?

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Originally posted by Matt_Moor indeed hi-pass with a Q of 1.41 at 32hz on the master channel?

I dont know how much 1.41 Q is, but if there is even a slight resonance pinch, that could really screw up the low end cause its just so sensitive

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Originally posted by sako487 I dont know how much 1.41 Q is, but if there is even a slight resonance pinch, that could really screw up the low end cause its just so sensitive

Im not sure what you mean by that, here is a screen grab and MP3 sample of what it sounds like after i have applied all i talked about in here. This sound ok?



Thanks



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Originally posted by Matt_Moor Im not sure what you mean by that, here is a screen grab and MP3 sample of what it sounds like after i have applied all i talked about in here. This sound ok? Thanks http://www.sendspace.com/file/clooak

Yea, I thought you meant boosting up the res so it spikes which would be really bad. What you have now is good

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