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disdain
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Just taking a minute to say hello to everyone on the forum and ask a quick question.
I consider myself very new to home recording though I have spent the last 3 years playing around and building my studio. I have recently started using my computer for processing and the final mixdown which has given me great results.
What I am curious about is if recording with equalization produces better results then applying the EQ digitaly during the mix?
Up until now I had never taken the time to play around with EQ settings since I got decent results without any tweaking, however there is room to liven things up a bit. I only ask this question to possibly save myself a few hours of time heading in the wrong direction.
Any comments are appreciated.
Thanks.
I consider myself very new to home recording though I have spent the last 3 years playing around and building my studio. I have recently started using my computer for processing and the final mixdown which has given me great results.
What I am curious about is if recording with equalization produces better results then applying the EQ digitaly during the mix?
Up until now I had never taken the time to play around with EQ settings since I got decent results without any tweaking, however there is room to liven things up a bit. I only ask this question to possibly save myself a few hours of time heading in the wrong direction.
Any comments are appreciated.
Thanks.