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is there a way or formula to find opposite frequencies? e.g. say i wanted to bring out more 8000khz but didnt wanna boost to aviod coloration, so i cut say about 250hz. is there a mathmatical calculation to find what are the to opposite frequecies?

i use waves paragraphic eq and its software. i was jus curious how to know what frequencies are targeted when a certain q value is set.

i'm real dumb when it comes to reading stuff like that LOL. can someone give me a couple of examples dealing with numbers (q and frequencies)

say for an example i wanted to raise a very small region like 100hz-150hz +10db (jus an example) without affecting the others. what kinda Q would i use. would i use q's like 30 or is that not really common in mixing. i'm still confused on how to calculate the what frequencies the q will mostly...

no. its not even clippin on the track. the master is jus clippin when everything (beat and vocals) is combined. i guess i am mixing too hot. if i wanted to get vocals around -11 do yall recommend i put a limiter and set the output to -11 and and mess with the threshold so i can get pretty even...

isnt it different for hip hop tho when it comes to that because in hip hop the kick is suppose to be loud and have a big boom to it. does that mean i have to put a multiband compressor on the beat and lower the kicks volume so it wont clip?

im workin wit a 16bit track and i use samplitude

thanks you guys

its really the kick in the beat that makes it clip but if i lower the beat so the kick wont clip the other sounds get real low. i didnt make the beat either so i can go back and lower the kick itself

i have about 6 tracks and none of them clip but the master fader. it goes to like +3 above 0. so do i jus lower the master fader and it will be ok?

how does your effect routing chain look like. i use samplitude and mine says "Gain, DirectX/VST Plugin (Pre), Dynamics, Distortion, Equalizer, FX Inserts, Delay/Reverb, Aux Send (Pre), Volume, Pan, DirectX/ Vst Plugin (Post), AUX Sends (Post). How does yalls effect routing look like?

when you guys say -12db, are you talking about -12db on a peak meter? or what meter are you measuring by?

i read somewhere that u should never push the faders volume pass 0. Is this true? if so why?

i'm havin a bit trouble with this converter. how come after i convert the wav to mp3 with this convert, the file reads as "0" bytes and it says "windows cannot recognize the file/ the player might not support the codec?" thanks for any feedback

thanks yall! anymore?

is there any other software that can do what har-bal does or even better?

does anyone know of any good mp3 encoder that i can convert my wav files to mp3 so i can post them on the net with the highest mp3 quality available? link will be nice! thanks

im using samplitude

what exactly does pre and post mean when inserting effects? and does effects like delay and reverb usually go pre or post?

preciate the help