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I'm trying to hone my EQ skills and am having a hard time.
Many guides suggest certain frequencies to EQ to acheive certain effects (though I understand these are totally subjective they're a good starting point for things to try). I keep reading (on potentially unreliable websites found through google) that it's usually best to make broadband cuts/boosts to signals except when notching out ringing. One guide suggested making it a goal to not use a Q greater than 1.4 Suppose I have a guitar track which has some 200 - 250Hz mud in it that I wan't to EQ out. Suppose the guitar track is also masking my vocal so I want to cut at say 750Hz. If I'm using Q = 1.4 like suggested then i'm basically taking out the whole low end of the guitar... it seems more logical (and sounds better to me) to do more narrow band (Q = 6ish) work for stuff like this. Any comments? Dave |