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Hey does anyone know where I could find a high pass filter reference chart? Something that will kind of give me a jumping off point when I am starting my mixes.

I am planning on adding some mics to my set up to use as room mics? What would you guys recommend? I don't have much money. Would I be better off with a single decent large diaphragm condenser like the "baby bottle"? Or would it be better to get some inexpensive matched pair like the Rode NT5's...

Okay, so don't run it through the mastering plug in,l but just try to get the mix to sound as good as I can. Got it. Thanks guys.

I am working on a CD which I am going to send out to be mastered and I just want to make sure I give them the mixes they need. Normally I run my mixes through some sort of mastering plug-in like "T-Racks Mastering Suite" or something. You know to just kind of "sweeten" the mix a little. Now if I...

I am working on a CD which I am going to send out to be mastered and I just want to make sure I give them the mixes they need. Normally I run my mixes through some sort of mastering plug-in like "T-Racks Mastering Suite" or something. You know to just kind of "sweeten" the mix a little. Now if I...

You'll have to pardon me if this sounds kind of dumb, but I am kind of new to this whole mixing thing. I am just curios, say for bass guitar when the chart says that the "Bottom" is between 50 Hz and 80 Hz, does that mean that you should boost somewhere in that frequency range? Or is that...

I was affraid of that. I guess I will just go back and look at the bass and kick tracks and see what I can do. Thanks.

So basically I should run the high pass filter on the original bass track rather than the entire mix? Sounds logical. Thanks.

Thanks for the tips I will try that. Hey just out of curiosity, is it common practice to have to put some sort of high pass filter on the final mix?

Hello everybody. I am new to this home recording forum. I am hoping somebody can help me out. I am trying to start mixing songs for my upcoming CD and the one I have done seemed to sound a little muddy. So I decided to try throwing a High Pass filter on the Master Fader which rolled off...