To the entire RO community, all replies welcome and encouraged...

"Typically" speaking...

On your mixes, do you use HP, Shelving, or... nothing at all?

(And I'm referring to the master stereo bus, not individual tracks, or sub-groups/ buses.)

I'm getting ready to mix a song I need help with the EQ Rolloff Frequincies. 10 Tracks of Drums 5 piece 2 overheads 1 room mic ride and hihat, 4 guitar tracks and 1 Lead Guitar, 2 Bass lines 1 distorted and 1 clean,2 Vocal tracks. Thanks for any help on this in advance!

Hi, I'm a producer making a style of music smilar to drum and bass and i was wondering what frequency i should be rolling my basses off.

When i roll of at 50hz i get an increase in headroom which makes a better mix

but

when i roll of at 30Hz my Yamaha msp5's show a noticable difference in the bottom end, it sounds more full.

I was recording myself the otherday with my acoustic. 3 mics. XY stereo on guitar and vocal mic.

I used 80hz roll off on all the trackand found that it really made things cleaner and clearer than with out it.

Hello guys,

can anyone help me find a link with a description of the Sennheiser md 421 II roll off switch. there is a s and m and i could take the time and listen tot the differnce but i am too lazy, can some just tell me really fast or give me a link. the manuels are in german or austrian or something no english
thanks
steve

how do I achive a perfect lfe in sound forge?

Hi,
I know this is a terrible idea but Im an amateur trying to master my own songs. Anyway, when I play my mixes on large speakers (B&W 603's), I often here a lot of unwanted stuff going on down low.I record with Mackie HR 624's. To get to the point,would it be the done thing to roll off the low frequencies in the mix, and if so where do I cut?
Thanks
Derm

NEWBIE - i have been reading to roll off unused or unheard bass and treble frequences whejn "eqing" or sucking out 800hz to make cleaner sound
my question is Where do i do that? on board, computer? Sound forge? if so where in sound forge?
Please help
thanks in advance

I accidentally posted this in the Producers' forum: