kidsoncoffee
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2004/10/14 15:23:56
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I got my hands on this when it first posted. Its usefullness is unmeasurable. Without these links I would still be lost, Thank you so very much for the map chaz.
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chaz
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2004/10/15 00:04:39
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FWIW Cato... All of the tunes that I have either mixed or remixed (to be found in the Songs forum), have all been with Sonar 3.
That said..... It really should not matter what software you use. Just learn to do the best you can with what you have at the moment. Take what you have learned from the links and experiment, experiment, experiment.
Happy learning!
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chaz
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2004/10/15 00:06:22
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No problem. Glad to be of some help.
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chaz
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2004/12/03 18:07:03
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ORIGINAL: chaz
Bumped for newbies.
Ditto.
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2004/12/18 02:41:55
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ORIGINAL: mlockett
ORIGINAL: chaz
Bumped for newbies.
Ditto.
MORE DITTOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2004/12/18 10:32:09
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what would be really nice would be a place were people could post "presets" for a variety of the common eq, reverb, etc... tools. I know have built up my collection of "standard" settings that I use for each instrument - compression, eq, delay, reverb, etc... and it would be good to find a place to put those as well as get some others... eventually having a site with a couple thousand presets covering many products like the Sonitus, or Timeworks or SoundForge tools... just an idea...
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2004/12/19 19:22:31
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cool, i'll check it out and try to post some of my stuff up there.
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2004/12/22 14:04:08
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Very good info. Thanks much for the reading material, it helps a lot
Bill
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chaz
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2005/01/08 11:58:34
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Dipping Sauce Hey Chaz... this has a pw lock on it...has it always ??
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Zane
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2005/01/08 17:02:49
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Thanks for the great info! Now let's see how much I can do using Home Studio 2004. 
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chaz
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2005/01/09 18:54:39
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Hey Chaz...
this has a pw lock on it...has it always ?? Never had a problem with the link before now. They may have changed things since I originally posted it. I am checking on it now and will edit the link if possible. That is a good article too. I would hate to lose that one. Thanks for the heads up.
< Message edited by chaz -- 1/9/2005 7:05:37 PM >
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kidsoncoffee
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2005/02/08 22:31:04
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Chaz,
Take it from one of the newbies on this forum, this is of such a great value that you should have some kind of medal or something.
I hereby declare you Sir Chaz, and all the newbies in this forum will have to bow to you!
Thanks for being such a great help on this forum, I really hope that Cakewalk/Sonar/Twelve Tone/Roland appreciate you and all the help you provide here.
Cheers
Mike *bowing and walking backwards out the room*
Cheers Mike PC I7 3770k, 16Gb ram build to Jim Roseberry specs. Sonar X3 PE, Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 , Edirol PCR-800.
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jacktheexcynic
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2005/02/10 19:11:36
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☄ Helpfulby lowlandr 2014/03/06 23:09:23
ORIGINAL: rossipsu1
Dipping Sauce
Hey Chaz...
this has a pw lock on it...has it always ??
i have it. i won't reproduce it exactly, but the important stuff is: bass reduce fundamentals at 40hz (q 1.4) reduce resonance at 100hz (q 1.4) acoustic guitar (and i would assume clean electric as well?) reduce fundamentals at 100hz (q 1.0) reduce resonance at 800hz (q 1.4) male vocals reduce fundamentals at 100hz (q 1.4) reduce resonance at 7000-8200hz (q 5.6) female vocals reduce fundamentals at 150hz (q 1.4) reduce resonance at 7000-8200hz (q 5.6) kick drum reduce resonance at 400hz (q 0.7) cymbals reduce room ambiance at 400hz (q 0.7) acoustic piano reduce resonance at 400hz (q 1.0) background vocals reduce presence at 3000hz (q 1.4) these are common reductions but you must play with them to find the best fit. reducing fundamentals allows the rest of the instrument to cut through the mix, while reducing resonance makes the instrument sound less cheap. hope that helps without getting the recording engineers quarterly mad at me. =) also, if it's not illegal or something (which it probably is) i can post this where everyone can get to it.
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chaz
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2005/02/10 21:07:15
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Thank you everyone for the extra links, kind wordss, etc.
FWIW..... "The Mixing Engineer's Handbook" by Bobby Owsinski is a great book and one I have read numerous times. It is one that I both own and recommend highly to everyone. Another great book to go along with it is "The Art of Mixing" by David Gibson.
Telecaster..... I am only a man, so you can stop bowing!
Jack.... Thanks for taking the time to post the jist of The Dipping Sauce fro everyone to reference. I was going to do this, but time has not allowed me to do so. Again... Thanks.
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jacktheexcynic
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2005/02/11 08:02:29
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ORIGINAL: chaz
Jack.... Thanks for taking the time to post the jist of The Dipping Sauce fro everyone to reference. I was going to do this, but time has not allowed me to do so. Again... Thanks.
thank you for posting the links originally! they have saved my mixes. every time i get stuck i go over those pages again and it usually helps me out.
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chaz
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2005/02/11 13:57:09
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Good to know that it has been benficial to you in some way.
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rolo95
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2005/02/11 15:06:22
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ORIGINAL: Telecaster
Chaz,
Take it from one of the newbies on this forum, this is of such a great value that you should have some kind of medal or something.
I hereby declare you Sir Chaz, and all the newbies in this forum will have to bow to you!
Thanks for being such a great help on this forum, I really hope that Cakewalk/Sonar/Twelve Tone/Roland appreciate you and all the help you provide here.
Cheers
Mike *bowing and walking backwards out the room*
i call him.... Masta CHAZ!!!! Greets Rolo.
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DougAllan
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2005/02/12 18:09:49
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Thank-you Chaz. What a wealth of information. You are a blessing!
I love it when these things get bumped to the top of the list, then even I can't miss them.
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chaz
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2005/03/02 10:21:26
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Bumped for the new folks.
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2005/03/03 14:47:31
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This is some great stuff. However, if someone has saved the page from the first link that now has a PW on it, I'd really appreciate a copy of it. It was like my EQ bible. :(
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chaz
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2005/03/03 15:32:37
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You mean you did not print it off?! I recently heard that the EQ Primer is only accessible by password. I will see what I can do to make a copy of the Primer available for download. Give me a few days though, because we are trying to finish up a fairly involved mix project at the time.
post edited by chaz - 2005/03/03 15:40:27
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Shintock
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RE: Using EQ & Compressor links
2005/03/03 15:35:58
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No, I had it bookmarked. I really should have printed it off.
If you could do that for me, I would REALLY appreciate it. Thanks a lot. :)
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