Eliminating frequencies... help!

[Change of POETS]

Hello, oh wise ones

I'm having a bit of trouble on a mix of mine, and I believe it's being caused by sub-harmonic rumble. When analyzing the frequencies in the mixdown, I'm getting about -72db to -50db from 40hz down... even around 20hz, I'm well above -72db. I thinks it's adding too much to the mix, not allowing me to increase volume in the mastering...

So, I've tried EQing it out, but to no avail. I've used a 30 band EQ and cut everything below 40hz only to find that the volume levels in those frequencies change very little at all. Should I set up a chain of EQ's to cut below the 40hz line?

Is there a better way to eliminate the troublesome frequencies?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Here is a link to an MP3 of the track in question, if you have any suggestions.

http://www.ysgrecords.com/barwars/ba...etakesback.mp3

Thank you.

-Brian

[Farview]

You need a high pass filter. Set it at around 70hz to 100hz. 40hz is too low, EQ doesn't work the way you think it does. It is more of a gradual dropoff, if you set it for 40hz, you are only going to be 6db down at 20hz. Using graphic EQs for this is kind of pointless.

[SouthSIDE Glen]

Instead of attacking it by frequency, you can try it by volume with an expander.

G.