resonant frequencies on guitar DIs
- Thread starter Lasse Lammert
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Honestly, that is a valid point - it's not like it would cost them any more money, so I'd think there's at least a chance they'd be willing! (though if it was 10 songs, I'd be pretty reluctant 
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John_C
formerly Skeksis268
Gotta love working with other people's crap.
I have no real idea what would work, but maybe something like this...
You say if you get rid of the offending frequencies on the DI that the end result is a thin tone. What if you used some parallel comp to bring the low end back? It's worked decently for me when dealing with a thin guitar tone.
I have no real idea what would work, but maybe something like this...
You say if you get rid of the offending frequencies on the DI that the end result is a thin tone. What if you used some parallel comp to bring the low end back? It's worked decently for me when dealing with a thin guitar tone.
Did you by any chance try completely removing the frequencies in question, sending them to a different track, running a compressor on the new stuff (perhaps with the old track as the sidechain input or whatever the fuck you call it), and seeing how that worked?
(I'm guessing no. I only have time for that nonsense because I don't sleep - you actually have to work for a living, by the sound of it...)
Jeff
(I'm guessing no. I only have time for that nonsense because I don't sleep - you actually have to work for a living, by the sound of it...)
Jeff
this came to my mind as well, like a diy multiband comp...
then you could get it as surgical as you want
John_C
formerly Skeksis268
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