I have noticed people have a few different ways of splitting up their low, mid and hi frequencies. EQ3, EQ eight, multiband dynamics and I just found this video by Mr.Bill on another way of doing it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOJr_QjjFQA.
I am trying to split my bassline so I can keep the lower frequencies in mono, but I don't know which way would be the best way so that I have a nice clean band of frequencies to work with. Also do you have a specific range of frequencies that you like to work between for each band? Would the low frequencies basically be the sub bass of the track?
Any recommendations would be great!
How do you split you're frequencies?
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How do you split you're frequencies?
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Re: How do you split you're frequencies?
A plug-in that can sum to mono below a set Hz - e.g., http://www.sonalksis.com/stereotools.htm
Re: How do you split you're frequencies?
It's not free, but Ozone4 does multiband stereo image adjustment
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Re: How do you split you're frequencies?
EQ8 in m/s mode.
set up a hi-pass on the side channel around the 100 mark, should do the trick.
set up a hi-pass on the side channel around the 100 mark, should do the trick.
Re: How do you split you're frequencies?
You mean like EQ8 in M/S mode?invol wrote:A plug-in that can sum to mono below a set Hz - e.g., http://www.sonalksis.com/stereotools.htm
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Re: How do you split you're frequencies?
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