Poking Holes in High-Gain Guitars - Case-in-Point Tutorial
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Mikaël-ange
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Really interesting read, but just for add a quick note about one thing.
In cubase, because plugin can be use in dual mono in PT.
But I'm sure you already know it
In cubase, because plugin can be use in dual mono in PT.
But I'm sure you already know it
gemini8026
always a n00b
vespiz
Mixing!
TheDude
Jocke Skog
Have you tried to boost at 1600Hz instead, that seems to be the only frequency left.
I get exhausted by just looking at the (almost complete) signal chain.
I get exhausted by just looking at the (almost complete) signal chain.
thats a shiiit load of eqing 
C_F_H_13
Protools Guru
Just curious, but are you doing all this processing in the mix, or is any of it in solo?
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Also this makes me feel alot better about how much "work" I gotta do with guitars. Glad to know other people do have to EQ like crazy sometimes too.
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Also this makes me feel alot better about how much "work" I gotta do with guitars. Glad to know other people do have to EQ like crazy sometimes too.
I'm constantly switching between mix and solo while EQing.
It's interesting that many of you find this to be a lot of processing on guitars. It's only a fraction of what I have to do on most projects.
It's interesting that many of you find this to be a lot of processing on guitars. It's only a fraction of what I have to do on most projects.
Melb_shredder
Orpheus: Melodic Death
Nothing compared to the effort on the Orpheus album haha!Do we get to claim MOST salvaged job by ermz ever?
Line666
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^ Probably would be a bad comparison, I think a lot of guitar EQing is really about getting the gunk that collides with other stuff out the way, and that does make the guitars sound thinner soloed against the original even if they are much more rounded.
At the end of the day its about getting them to work in the mix anyway. The solo button is a bit of a devil in that regard because using it just makes you concentrate on single elements and disregard the whole picture.
At the end of the day its about getting them to work in the mix anyway. The solo button is a bit of a devil in that regard because using it just makes you concentrate on single elements and disregard the whole picture.
but how about all the times your hear the guitar soloed in a mix? in break or intros.. are they using another eq for that?
Wrecknine
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Mikaël-ange;10191354 said:Really interesting read, but just for add a quick note about one thing.
In cubase, because plugin can be use in dual mono in PT.
But I'm sure you already know it
Can also be used dual mono in Cubase. I like it for using C4 multiband.
Vaggelis_Revolted
Guitarist / Novice A.E.
drew_drummer
Dancefap
Ermz... is this like, worst case scenario for you? Or do you find yourself EQing like this all the time? I'm trying to figure out whether this was due to bad recordings on the bands part, or if it's your general thing that you do? I've never EQ'd on guitars this much personally.
Jaymz
Stymphalian Productions
