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Chris Jahn
New member
Ive been messing around with my new studio set up for about 4 months now and ive finally got some stuff im pretty happy with.
But one lingering problem is a harshness over the top of everything. I remixed something were this problem was particularly bad, and by pulling in the 6, 8, and 10 khz range on the guitars and the overheads and a little in the vocals, i got much better resualts.
But its still knda there and it changes from mix to mix, and on top of that i lose a little brightness when i do this. Any suggestions for solving this problem and getting the best of both worlds, FYI:Im using a 31 band graphic EQ, because i dont like the other EQ's i have to work with, so please try to answer based on that, also the music is very high gain guitar driven, with heavy drums and sorta shouted vocals (more bruce springsteen shouted then punk or hardcore screamed) if any of that helps with some answers.
But one lingering problem is a harshness over the top of everything. I remixed something were this problem was particularly bad, and by pulling in the 6, 8, and 10 khz range on the guitars and the overheads and a little in the vocals, i got much better resualts.
But its still knda there and it changes from mix to mix, and on top of that i lose a little brightness when i do this. Any suggestions for solving this problem and getting the best of both worlds, FYI:Im using a 31 band graphic EQ, because i dont like the other EQ's i have to work with, so please try to answer based on that, also the music is very high gain guitar driven, with heavy drums and sorta shouted vocals (more bruce springsteen shouted then punk or hardcore screamed) if any of that helps with some answers.