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Old 03-28-2003
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Mixing Flute?

Recording on pretty good dynamic, quite low compression to start with. Problem seems to be eq, sounds very harsh, not so much raspy, just harsh and quite violent, it should be more mellow

Any help appreciated!

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Re-cut the track paying more attention to mic selection & placement - otherwise you have to resort to using EQ to cut some of the harsher frequencies......

Getting it to sound right in the tracking is the preferred method over resorting to EQ.......
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