From the course: A Mix Engineer's Glossary of Techniques
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Specific frequency EQ boost - Pro Tools Tutorial
From the course: A Mix Engineer's Glossary of Techniques
Specific frequency EQ boost
- [Instructor] Now I want to demonstrate another volume move that can be helpful when you're interpreting notes. And I want to start with an example, I'm going to start and finish with the same example actually of a part here in this song that's rather buried. So I'll play the chorus of this song and see if you can pick it out. ("Stupid For You" by Waterparks) ♫ Hey tell me what you want me to say That's what I want to focus on. Now, where it sits in the mix now is a classic example of something that's really more felt than heard, and that's fine. But there's a lot going on in this sound. Let me solo it again. (isolated synth) The most apparent sound is happening in the upper frequency of the mid-range, so we can find that by boosting, making something very narrow, boosting and sweeping. (synth) So that's where it really sounds the most present without anything added, just listening to that sound. That's where I really hear it. But that might not be what this thing does best in this…
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Volume glossary1m 58s
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Faders and pan pots3m 55s
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Specific frequency EQ boost2m 55s
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Balancing conflicting requests3m 20s
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Balancing lead and background vocals3m 28s
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Blending male and female vocals6m 35s
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Inner balance of the drum kit4m 18s
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Manipulating the levels of drum samples2m 42s
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