bennychico11
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this is cool to play around with to see what effects it.
more pictures to reaffirm what everyone's already been saying (plus, because I'm bored and I found the before and after pics to look cool )
Just a 20Hz cut, 6dB/oct cut and it effects it dramatically in the lows...and effectively fixing the offset.
more pictures to reaffirm what everyone's already been saying (plus, because I'm bored and I found the before and after pics to look cool )
Just a 20Hz cut, 6dB/oct cut and it effects it dramatically in the lows...and effectively fixing the offset.
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