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    in regards to the kick drum - you need to identify the strong points of each and eq around that

    for a 3 kick layer try eqing one to just produce the high klick and slap
    eq another for the mid bang and the 3rd for the low end sub.

    like i said you need to identify which contains the nicest frequencies for each eq job.

    when i choose kicks ill usually choose some that are already rich in certain frequencies so as to keep eqing to a minimum.

    you should also send all 3 to a group bus and compress them together

    try these settings - threshold -6, ratio 3:1 to 5:1, attack slow (this lets the initial click thru and release long(ish) (this helps to gel the lower frequencies)

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    Quote Originally Posted by rhythmtech View Post
    in regards to the kick drum - you need to identify the strong points of each and eq around that

    for a 3 kick layer try eqing one to just produce the high klick and slap
    eq another for the mid bang and the 3rd for the low end sub.

    like i said you need to identify which contains the nicest frequencies for each eq job.

    when i choose kicks ill usually choose some that are already rich in certain frequencies so as to keep eqing to a minimum.

    you should also send all 3 to a group bus and compress them together

    try these settings - threshold -6, ratio 3:1 to 5:1, attack slow (this lets the initial click thru and release long(ish) (this helps to gel the lower frequencies)

    Nice one Guv'nor! will do, im gonna go play with it some more.
    Bás Ar An Impireacht

 

 

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