Socram wrote:That was good! Quick and to the point, learned a new use for Zero.
One question, why did you boost the practically non existent highs when EQing? Force of habit, or does this actually effect the sound?
Hi, thanks for the feedback!
This is a legitimate question, the simple answer is that it
does affect the sound, at least by listening it with a good pair of phones/speaker (I've used the sony mdr-7506). Unless I was fooled, which could happen sometimes...
Moreover when EQing with low/high shelf, I find - from time to time - that working on the
surrounding frequencies just works (provided there are no other unwanted frequencies around). I suspect this is due to the fact the EQ slopes are touching "indirectly" the target frequency in a softer manner. It could seems intricate, but as I said, sometimes it just works.
Bear in mind also that the spectrum EQ has a "limited" amplitude range (on purpose): honestly I'm not sure if that was the case, but there could be situations where it doesn't show what's underneath (someone please correct me if I'm wrong), that's one of the reason why - I guess - the whole "mix with your ears not with your eyes" recurring proverb exists.
Ciao,
Alessandro