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jrlemonz
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I can get a decent mix going, and I'm getting better at it all the time. One question though. I know that killing out frequencies not suited ofr an instrument can opne up more "space" in the mix for other instruments to sit in. Is there any set thing on what stuff uses such and such frequencies? Like, I use 2 stereo guitar tracks on my stuff and I do a low cut filter to leave room for the bass and bass drum, what freqency should I cut them off at? Tha kind of thing. I don't know much of anything about drum mic's and what freqencies they use. What do tom's take up? I know they are mid-range, but not where in the mid-range, and so on. I probably sound really ignorant, but I'm just hoping that since there are many experienced people on this board that know lots more then me, they could help my mixes. If anyone knows of a book that has some sort of chart that shows what freqencies the different parts of the sound of an instrument lie at please tell me, cause thats what I need. I have a book ("Drummer's Survival Guide For The Studio" or something) that gives a chart just like that for a snare drum. One of them for guitar, bass, different drums, vocals and such would be so helpful. Thanks!
Jake
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