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booming bass help
I recorded bass from my ms 20 but ı couldt mix it. ı dont know how to deal with booming bass sound.
I have big issue with software equlaziers. What am ı suppose to do . should ı buy hardware eq ?
here is my awful record http://rapidshare.com/files/314257861/U ... 0.wav.html
I have big issue with software equlaziers. What am ı suppose to do . should ı buy hardware eq ?
here is my awful record http://rapidshare.com/files/314257861/U ... 0.wav.html
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Re: booming bass help
Couldn't get the D/l to work, but I am going to guess that you should pull your 20-50 Hz down a few.
Brains can be used like a "stress ball," but only once.
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here is another link
http://hotfile.com/dl/19079697/f262303/ ... 0.wav.html
http://hotfile.com/dl/19079697/f262303/ ... 0.wav.html
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Re: booming bass help
What's the issue?muhammed wrote: I have big issue with software equlaziers.
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I pulled 20-50 Hz down then my analog bass loosed its warm'ness and originality. İt is the issuemadtheory wrote:What's the issue?muhammed wrote: I have big issue with software equlaziers.
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Re: booming bass help
Well, what software are you using?
EQ isn't a simple and magical thing, it's a subtle art.
EQ isn't a simple and magical thing, it's a subtle art.
Brains can be used like a "stress ball," but only once.
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Re: booming bass help
Yes, there's an art to it.
Did you use a shelf or a notch? How many dB? What Q did you use?muhammed wrote:I pulled 20-50 Hz down then my analog bass loosed its warm'ness and originality. İt is the issuemadtheory wrote:What's the issue?muhammed wrote: I have big issue with software equlaziers.
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definitely.tallowwaters wrote: EQ isn't a simple and magical thing, it's a subtle art.
I am using cubase.
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[/quote]
Did you use a shelf or a notch? How many dB? What Q did you use?[/quote]
yes.
ı am using cubase and its eq
Lo =-6db - 44.0Hz--6
lo mid=-9.6db-60hz-8
hi mid=-24db-20hz-6
hi=-7.7db-54hz-7.3
Did you use a shelf or a notch? How many dB? What Q did you use?[/quote]
yes.
ı am using cubase and its eq
Lo =-6db - 44.0Hz--6
lo mid=-9.6db-60hz-8
hi mid=-24db-20hz-6
hi=-7.7db-54hz-7.3
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Re: booming bass help
That's a completely bizarre eq. There must be something seriously wrong with your room/ speaker interaction. Do you have any acoustic treatment? Maybe post a pic of your setup, with the MS20 in there for a sense of scale.muhammed wrote: Lo =-6db - 44.0Hz--6
lo mid=-9.6db-60hz-8
hi mid=-24db-20hz-6
hi=-7.7db-54hz-7.3
Furthermore, I listened to your recording. The amount of bass is not excessive. Here it is spectrum analyzed- as you can see the biggest peak is in the "mud" area, 300Hz:

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what'd you use for that spectrum analysis?
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This is Roger Nichols Digital Inspector. I use Sennheiser earphone so ı dont need acoustic treatment. I am thinking buying hardware eq.
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here is another record.http://hotfile.com/dl/19158786/2a6c44f/ ... 3.wav.html ı recorded my roland sh 101 everything seems fine. ı guess ı have trouble mixing aggressive korg ms 20 basses
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Re: booming bass help
If you don't already have an acoustically treated room and good speakers, then a hardware eq is a waste of money (and that's not an opinion, it's a fact). Get the room and speakers right first. Headphones, while good, are a compromise, and are more difficult to mix with than a well treated room with good speakers.muhammed wrote:This is Roger Nichols Digital Inspector. I use Sennheiser earphone so ı dont need acoustic treatment. I am thinking buying hardware eq.
That said, the Roger Nichols Digital Unequalizer is probably the best eq under $500, hardware or software. That is an opinion.
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bass boost?muhammed wrote:I use Sennheiser earphone
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