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Found a good doc on equalization
RickBlacker
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RickBlacker
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01/15/2009 8:48 pm
Surfing the net the other night, I found an informative document on EQ that's mostly geared towards recording. Thought I would share it with you guys.
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01/16/2009 10:10 am
Nice find Rick, some great info in there that helps to explain a lot of the ERQ mystery. Only really starting to understand basic mixing concepts now after years of mucking around with muddy recordings. This will help!
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01/16/2009 4:54 pm
Excellent!
Glad that it has helped someone. I'm not really worried about recording yet, but realize this could be useful information when trying to setup my own tone.
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01/17/2009 3:22 am
Good stuff. Back in the day, when I wasn't playing, I would run sound for some friends bands when the soundman would flake. I did decently and was usually better than the regular guy. I have a fussy ear. Then you meet someone that really knows what they're doing...makes a fella realize that real mixing talents and EQing particularly are a real skill. Getting how all these frequencies work together take knowledge. The doc you found is a wonderful guide. I mean sure, ya gotta have an ear to begin with but it's nice to really know what affects what. Good work :)