When it comes to the production of music and ensuring that the track that is being recorded is up to the expectations of those who will listen to it, one of the most important aspects is ensuring that the EQ has been dialed in. Although some may have trouble with this portion, there are various sets of EQ settings that can one try to see which is best for their given song and produce the best results.
Key Takeaways:
- At 200Hz, too much can make a track sound muddy, while not enough can leave the track feeling thin.
- You want to be careful not to overdo 800Hz, as it will imbue your track with a cheap stereo sound.
- 1k-1.5kHz can lead to a very nasal sounding recording if it’s overdone.
“These are areas where too much or too little can cause your track to either stick out like a sore thumb, or disappear into the mix completely.”
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