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Can someone quickly say the basic frequencies i mean kick snare bass(Sub) vocals instruments and so on cause im gettin crazy of using my eq but not really knowing what i really have to do
Thanks
T.
you using FL 7 right? You should use the Fruity Param.Equalizer 2. put it in the fx chanel where (for example)your beat is , play your beat, an youll see in the Param.equalizer 2 window that the used frequencies are highlighted. Then you can boost up what is used as frequencies. Try it. Easy as pie. more left of the window = low freq.(basses) and more right= high freq.(high tones) I suggest you start with only using the far left and far right equalizing points and you will hear a big difference right away

Originally posted by : Skip
you using FL 7 right? You should use the Fruity Param.Equalizer 2. put it in the fx chanel where (for example)your beat is , play your beat, an youll see in the Param.equalizer 2 window that the used frequencies are highlighted. Then you can boost up what is used as frequencies. Try it. Easy as pie. more left of the window = low freq.(basses) and more right= high freq.(high tones) I suggest you start with only using the far left and far right equalizing points and you will hear a big difference right away
thanks but that i already knew haha :d maybe can you help me with a other question : How can i cut certain frequencies For example : i got my bass and kick but theyre always in each other way how can i cut the frequecies where the overloop eachother and thats the same for my snare it always get pushed back by my kick
maybe if you here my songs youll know what i mean
thanks anyway
one golden advice with eq...
try not to boost anything, it's much better to cut what you don't need than to boost what you do need....
for the rest, if you want to cut out the peak frequency of your kick out of your bassline and stuff like that, use a hig q-factor, as high as you can get, so that you only cut what you want to cut....
if you look at a graphical display of that, you will see that a high q-factor will narrow down the frequency range that is affected, a low q-factor will lead to a large frequency range being tweaked and you don't want that in this kind of eq-work... for the peak freqs of seperate sounds, check the net, but remember that it is not the same for all bass kicks, snares,...
best is to use a frequency analiser
Anyone knows a good frequency analiser plugin then? Thanx Dist. really good to know that.
Originally posted by : Skip
Anyone knows a good frequency analiser plugin then? Thanx Dist. really good to know that.
check out the free vsti pluging thread i found one there im gonna test it right now
Originally posted by : Tyronn
Originally posted by : Skip
you using FL 7 right? You should use the Fruity Param.Equalizer 2. put it in the fx chanel where (for example)your beat is , play your beat, an youll see in the Param.equalizer 2 window that the used frequencies are highlighted. Then you can boost up what is used as frequencies. Try it. Easy as pie. more left of the window = low freq.(basses) and more right= high freq.(high tones) I suggest you start with only using the far left and far right equalizing points and you will hear a big difference right away
thanks but that i already knew haha :d maybe can you help me with a other question : How can i cut certain frequencies For example : i got my bass and kick but theyre always in each other way how can i cut the frequecies where the overloop eachother and thats the same for my snare it always get pushed back by my kick
maybe if you here my songs youll know what i mean
thanks anyway
Sidechain your bass to your kick! it gives a good pumping effect.
for yr kick the two main freq are 50-65 hz ('umph') which is also the lowest bass sound one can hear and 1500-2000 hz which is the attack ('Kuh') Bass is between those frequencies and sometimes under the lowest as well. making a lil dip i yr bass around 60Hz in yr bassline can make yr kick stand out more.
try to find the main frequency of the sound, the one that is most important to it by sweeping along the spectrum with a narrow band eq boost or cut and make sure other sounds don't use that part of the spectrum too much by cutting those frequencies there a bit
Waves diamond bundle do the trick. Real high quality software analyzing tools, compressors, real good equalisers, together with state of the art reverb, echo, flager,... plug ins. You can find them on www.magesy.ws
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