I once saw a rough guide to where specific instruments are usually placed in dance music in Computer Music Mag.
I'm looking for something a bit more in depth here though. A real nice article or something similar that goes into loads of depth on the subject.
I dunno, I was playing around with some stuff recently thinking I'd really like to read something like this.
Has anyone seen anything like this on their travels?
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05-03-2006, 04:57 AM #1Administrator
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Specific frequencies for instruments.
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14-03-2006, 12:36 PM #2Junior Freak
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http://s56.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1...T3GXGK8BMGUFJN
this is a good read... not amazingly indepth but a good way of putting the point across
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14-03-2006, 12:42 PM #3Junior Freak
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BAH.. WRONG LINK... 2mins, il re-up
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14-03-2006, 01:59 PM #4BOA Lifetime Member
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mark, still interested? i could send/upload loads of pdfs. but it would be nice having them on webspace permanently for all of us. ;)
what instruments in particular, btw.
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15-03-2006, 03:55 AM #5Junior Freak
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Why not just open the waveform in Audition, then switch to spectral view?
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16-03-2006, 06:50 AM #6BOA Newbie
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send me the links. I'd be happy to keep them up permanently...
Originally Posted by loopdon
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16-03-2006, 09:39 AM #7BOA Lifetime Member
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i will start uploading to sth. like yousendit, today, ok? then you could download em and up em for everyone, ok? :) Originally Posted by DotMatrix
send me the links. I'd be happy to keep them up permanently... Originally Posted by loopdon
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