Along with vocal compression (see my guide to the best compressor settings for vocals), vocal EQ is one of the most important tools at your disposal. Using vocal EQ, you can correct any frequency mistakes in the vocal and enhance what you already have. In this vocal EQ guide, we’re going to identify every relevant […]
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Cymbals are very similar to the hi-hat in terms of how you should approach mixing them with a few notable differences. Cymbals have a fuller, deeper, and thicker sound, so we need to target slightly different frequencies when applying cymbal EQ. Cymbal EQ Guide In this cymbal EQ guide, we’ll talk about how to get
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Electric guitar is one of the mid-heaviest instruments in a typical mix. There are a lot of different ways to approach electric guitar EQ, and after years of trial and error, I’ve put together this electric guitar EQ for getting the perfect tone every time. Electric Guitar EQ Electric guitar can create a lot of
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After the kick, the snare is a close second to serving as that anchor for your entire mix. In this snare EQ guide, I show the fundamental frequencies for the snare drum and where to boost and cut accordingly. I’ll also be explaining why you should make each cut or boost and the effect they’ll
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Tom drums can be difficult to mix depending on how you have them recorded. Ideally you would have each tom (floor and individual racks) on their own tracks. Regardless, this guide will show you how to EQ tom drums to get them sitting perfectly in the mix. How to EQ Tom The tom drums have
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