
Dogbreath
Im an ex-spurt
yup...use your ears grasshoppa...
Sometimes what I'll do is BOOST a fairly high Q (a high Q being a sharp dip or peak VS a low Q being a wider dip or peak) and sweep that boosted EQ across what I'm thinkin is the problem area.
When it starts to get really nasty, that's the point where I'll CUT the EQ and set more of a low Q. Widen the Q til it sounds right for that track.
More often than not, I'll cut before I boost EQ.

Sometimes what I'll do is BOOST a fairly high Q (a high Q being a sharp dip or peak VS a low Q being a wider dip or peak) and sweep that boosted EQ across what I'm thinkin is the problem area.
When it starts to get really nasty, that's the point where I'll CUT the EQ and set more of a low Q. Widen the Q til it sounds right for that track.
More often than not, I'll cut before I boost EQ.
