Danny I just want to thank you again for your EQ curve ideas. Would you believe the client wanted the guitars to stand out a bit more in one of the tracks. (A Mix issue not me as such) They asked me if I could sort it without a remix. So I put your curve straight over it and sent it to them and they were very happy. No remix necessary. I appllied the EQ curve to all the others as I wanted them all to sound the same. Clinet is very happy now so thanks again.

A couple of things I have noticed as well. The kick has jumped out a little with some improved definition with this EQ curve you suggested. And I like the way the tops still stay very smooth even after a fairly hefty 4K boost like that. Your idea of rolling off the very top end is a good one.

Jeff: Ah man that's great news! I'm so glad that worked out for you. Man, imagine if I would have really given you some tips for that instead of the little 5 minute pass. LOL! Sometimes less is more though...and that's great it worked! You're wlecome. :)

Tim: I share your feelings on that eq. The audio silence while moving through it is a total downer. I use it for high passing and low passing these days because I usually know what I'm doing at that point and don't have to really sweep through. It kinda defeats the purpose for me to have that silence thing happening everytime I try to compare something or move something around. It's not a matter of patience (nor am I disagreeing with Jeff as I do love this eq) but that glitch just totally kills it for me to where I just can't put up with the imperfections it has in certain situations. Definitely worth revisiting...but I think you'll come to the same conclusion as before. :(

-Danny