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djclueveli
New member
What do you guys think is the most often cut frequency on vocals and by how much and what Q?
bennychico11
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djclueveli said:
When an artist paints a portrait, what color do you think he uses most...and with what size of brush?
there is NO magical frequency, Q or gain amount.
USE YOUR EARS
NL5
Unpossible!
djclueveli said:
I always take a deep, wide cut from about 2khz-5khz then a big boost shelf at about 10-12khz. YMMV.
bigwillz24
New member
I find myself cutting somewhere between 350 & 800Hz alot...
bigwillz24
New member
I also find myself cutting everything below 20 - 43Hz...
dcwave
New member
bennychico11 said:
Grumbacher Red.
bigwillz24
New member
dcwave said:
I was thinking crimson blue...
pipelineaudio
Well-known member
the "use your ears" comments are always correct but there certainly are a LOT of canned settings in pop recording!
Ford Van
Banned
300-800Hz is the "mud" of vocals. It is an area you really want to take a close listen to.
2-8KHz is where a lot of harsh stuff happens. But, also where the clarity of vocals comes from.
2-8KHz is where a lot of harsh stuff happens. But, also where the clarity of vocals comes from.
mshilarious
Banned
I hate 3kHz with a passion, but it's often just a conflict between hat and vocals. I have tinnitus right at 6kHz, so I leave that alone.
But I would have to say the most cut vocal frequency is a 100 kHz low cut for everything but the low baritone/bass males.
But I would have to say the most cut vocal frequency is a 100 kHz low cut for everything but the low baritone/bass males.
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RAMI
Guest
The Eq for my vocals is a flat line right across...Trouble is, every frequency that comes out of my voice is so annoying, I end up with a flat line at -12.
