I use the Kjaerhus Audio GEQ-7 parametric equalizer and its low pass filter only goes down to 1kHz. Can someone recommend me another VST EQ plug-in where I can set the LPF as low as I like?

Hi all,

This is almost certainly a silly question, but nevertheless it's something that's doing my head in.

I'm currently mixing a track, and am regularly exporting to audio and listening to it on various sources. The problem I'm experiencing relates to the various things I listen to my mix on - my ipod with 2 different types of earphones; my PC through both speakers and headphones, and my home stereo. The mix sounds completely different on all of these - ie too trebly on some, too bassy on others etc, so it's got to the point now where i don't actually know how my mix 'really' sounds.

As I say, it's probably a daft question, but any tips on how to get around this? Is it best to listen to as many sources as possible and try and get a mix that sounds acceptable on all? Or listen to the best quality (in my case, PC with Headphones) and mix to this, irrespective of how it sounds on all the others? I would have thought that this would be the better option, but then different speakers, headphones etc boost the sound themselves (eg increase bass levels) so I might end up over-compensating for the headphone-boosted-bass.

If it sounds like I'm confused, then I am! Any tips or hints would be great!

Thanks
Parkesy50

I don't even know if what I'm looking for is reverb. We recently recorded a concert of a choir with generally close micing. The conductor and director would like a further sounding sound as the whole point of the choir is not to be able to hear each of the individual voices. Simultaneously I'm not looking to make it sound like they were in the world's biggest concert hall. My problem is that there is always a long decay with reverb which makes sense. I need something (could be a reverb plugin or otherwise) that would accomplish what I am looking for. I am using Studio One to edit and have tried the built in verb plugins plus Waves IR-1.

happy birthday to me!!! yay!!! money!!! but... i don't know which monitors i should buy .
so i went through the internet a while now and one of the monitors that i came across was the reloop wave 5 which cost perectly to me.

i was wondering if any of you guys know this monitors or have/had this speakers and can tell me a bit about them and how qualify are them for mixing .

thx!:guitar: