this is my f b id. tariqsalim2k@yahoo.com

Hi Tariq, I have listened to your song: "mohabbat ki aisi" on Soundcloud. Is this the song we are talking about?

rezab
yeh this is the song.

first, thank you Pinguinotuerto to help locate the song on soundcloud.
 
Tariq, nice song. i thing the dholak sounds a bit "tincan" so I guess a bit less compression and a less boosting of the mids and mayby try a higher frequency than now to boost.
 

rezab
first, thank you Pinguinotuerto to help locate the song on soundcloud.
 

No problem, Rezab!

rezab,
how much higher frequency should b in that? can u give me some idea thorugh chart,
higher freq: ?
mid freq: ?
Loq freq:?
 

Hi Tariq,
 
To be honest I have no idea, you should listen !
 
A pitched drum like a dholak wil have frequencies shift/move as the pitch is changed.
But as a thumb rule with a dholak you could say:
 
Sub bas: 60-80 Hz
bas: 100 - 260 Hz
mid: 640 - 1200 Hz
High: 2000 Hz and up
 
Mayby you could send me your dhalak track and I could have a look.
 
Maybe this could help:

 

 
found these googling not sure there could be Copyright issues.

 
mind the kickdrum and snare...

rezab,
how i send u sonar file to u?

I am sorry to reply you late. Got tied up with office work.
Listen to your Dholak track. You are using loop for that, I suppose.
Then gradually unmute other tracks one at a time. look for any interference. By the way what are the other instruments you are using?
Start using hi-pass filter. Have you studied the Pro Channel?
Thanks
Snehankur