Resonance troubles.

Vinnydude

Vinnydude

Clunge Monster
I've been finding this for a while now that I'm go#etting annoying resonance issues between 200-400hz.

I've gone about a year before picking up my guitar and wanted to start laying down a few sludgey type riffs. It's nothing special at all, but instantly I was hit with resonance!!!

I've tried combating it with tight q-ed eqs but when I get somewhere near to the resonance being depleted, it's affecting the tone.

Any ideas?!

https://app.box.com/s/o1br74fq3oyswq646rzz
 
Is that the before or oafter EQ...?

Sounds OK to me on my computer speakers.
Maybe you're cutting to drastically. Sometimes the difference between good/bad is just a matter of "kissing it" with the EQ cut.
 
Is the room you are recording in treated properly? There could be a 200-400hz build up in the room?

Alan.
 
Vinnydude said:
Late reply, sorry guys. Been back through and rerecorded the guitars and bass. On the original I'd driven a compressor too hard so everytime I attenuated a frequency, it was hammering another! lol.

getting there now though :)

https://app.box.com/s/t8vyhgk6e1ry7ogop3yn
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Could try frequency conscious compression so it only happens on the notes you want turned down? Then I would place another compressor after this that acts to some degree on the whole bass sound.

Alan.
 
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