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Great EQ Tutorial: Cut Narrow, Boost Wide
February 1, 2008 on 5:58 pm | In Articles |Hometracked :: Home recording blog
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In practice, wide EQ cuts remove more signal, and therefore more of a sound’s defining characteristics. Remove too much signal, and the audio you’re treating no longer sounds like itself. This can certainly produce interesting effects, but it won’t yield accurate mixes.
This basically explains what I had in mind on the previous EQ/Mastering article I had wrote. Sometimes I think its best to stay out of the EQ all together, but sometimes you just need the final touch!
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