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Equilisation

Are there standard procedures when it come to Equilisation?

For example, I hear a lot of you guys say things like "Cut the bass at xxx frequency...etc!!

Can anyone give a list of what frequencies to cut for particular instruments!!

I mostly compose electronic music, if that any help!!

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George,

> Can anyone give a list of what frequencies to cut for particular instruments!! <

Go to my Articles page:

www.ethanwiner.com/articles.html

Then look for "The art of equalization" not too far down the list.

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