If a label asks u for -3dB tracks to master?

[RDR]

its not really like that
the sound scale is not linear
its rather 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 etc.

some good tips here.

Aye

Where the harmonics are depends upon the tpye of waveform used.

within whole tracks it gets a LOT more complex as the harmonics change over time. A lot of fun can be gained by examining a frequency band and viewing what happens with it over a certain time base, then using the EQ to pick a frequency and give it a transient resonant peak over a rhythmic time base.

[dirty_bass]

Aye

Where the harmonics are depends upon the tpye of waveform used.

within whole tracks it gets a LOT more complex as the harmonics change over time. A lot of fun can be gained by examining a frequency band and viewing what happens with it over a certain time base, then using the EQ to pick a frequency and give it a transient resonant peak over a rhythmic time base.

I`ve been using a Beta copy of a new tracking EQ, and so far it`s fairly impressive, it goes some way to assist in the freq changes on instruments that happen in note/key changes.

[RDR]

I`ve been using a Beta copy of a new tracking EQ, and so far it`s fairly impressive, it goes some way to assist in the freq changes on instruments that happen in note/key changes.

What am that be calling itself my good man?