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Frequency Ranges Charts

Post by dj nation » Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:07 pm

http://junglist.dzion.ca/Frequency_ranges.pdf

i found this on the drumstep forum :corntard: but yea could be usefull to some peeps, specially ppl like me who was always confused when ppl said stuff like 'yea i usually roll of the snare at bla bla' anyways.

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Re: Frequency Ranges Charts

Post by Basic A » Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:09 pm

Im sorry but that looks like a whole lotta rules about whole a lotta situational stuff.

Dont get wrapped up in a guide like that, use your ears.
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Re: Frequency Ranges Charts

Post by dj nation » Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:12 pm

Basic A wrote:Im sorry but that looks like a whole lotta rules about whole a lotta situational stuff.

Dont get wrapped up in a guide like that, use your ears.
yeye obviously i aint gonna use it religiously, plus most of it seemed kinda vague, but still, even if it just gets ppl thinking more about equing more thats summat, i know im pretty shoddy on equing things, but ive got more into a routine now with my drums. essential really in my opinion
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Re: Frequency Ranges Charts

Post by Recessive Trait » Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:38 pm

dj nation wrote:drumstep forum
jokes.

i agree that the chart is both a handy intro to eq for beginners and that the numbers themselves are suspect. boost snares at 6? that sounds like it could be pretty sharp and irritating to me.

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Re: Frequency Ranges Charts

Post by deadly_habit » Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:41 pm

oh god there's a drumstep forum now
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Post by dj nation » Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:42 pm

deadly habit wrote:oh god there's a drumstep forum now
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:cornlol: indeed there is
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Re: Frequency Ranges Charts

Post by hifi » Thu Mar 10, 2011 4:32 am

dj nation wrote:
deadly habit wrote:oh god there's a drumstep forum now
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:cornlol: indeed there is
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