Naughty.
Try Voxengo SPAN or Elemental Audio Systems Inspector.
Gan be found here: http://www.kvraudio.com/
There's LOTS of good free stuff out there.
quality of mixed down tracks
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komonazmuk
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I've never found frequency analysers to be very useful, unfortunately. Is anyone finding they tell you anything your ears don't?
The term is generally 'muddy' and recognising you've got a problem is the first step to recovery. Sometimes you need to take the emphasis off the bass and 1kHz-ish area, and focus on 4-6kHz (presence).
Compare to other tracks til you've got the knack.
The term is generally 'muddy' and recognising you've got a problem is the first step to recovery. Sometimes you need to take the emphasis off the bass and 1kHz-ish area, and focus on 4-6kHz (presence).
Compare to other tracks til you've got the knack.
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