Hey thx for making this!!Exactly what I needed to check out;worked on the hi-hat yesterday just using info I had written down about EQ areas involved;this showed me what's really going on...appreciate the focus on different types/tambourine.... What's especially great about this tutorial is that you go into each frequency area involved in detail,soloing it,showing what's going re-how the hat sounds there,what aspects of the overall sound are represented...my go-to for this stuff!!
You all probably dont give a damn but does anyone know a trick to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Leonel Jace Thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm in the hacking process now. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
People, you just ought to know: whenever you see someone who boosts high frequencies on hi hats, run away from him as quickly as possible. That’s an idiot.
Slopes are narrow or wide. You should never use a slope that narrow on a high hat. A high hat is basically noise. Not a tone. Of course, if there is a resonant frequency in the hat, you should use a narrow eq to eliminate the resonance. But that is not common in hats. Cut the lows of a high hat until it sounds different. Then back it up a little. If you don’t have good listening environment, do not go under 150hz.
I clicked through 4 videos before this one. This was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you
Tobez you’re welcome! Glad the info was useful!
Literally, i though the same, super nice video !
Love these tutorials man. super easy to understand. really appreciate it.
Glad to hear 🙏🏼
Hey thx for making this!!Exactly what I needed to check out;worked on the hi-hat yesterday just using info I had written down about EQ areas involved;this showed me what's really going on...appreciate the focus on different types/tambourine....
What's especially great about this tutorial is that you go into each frequency area involved in detail,soloing it,showing what's going re-how the hat sounds there,what aspects of the overall sound are represented...my go-to for this stuff!!
Brief and to the point. Many thanks!
You’re welcome!
Just watched the kick, snare, and hihat eq tutorial and I must say thank you very much! Very generous of you to share your knowledge brother.
You’re welcome! Glad it’s useful!
Thanks for the tips, will try this on my mix.
Thanks for the help in live.
You’re welcome!
I really liked your work in Top Gun and Tombstone!
these videos are amazing for the diy/home recording artist. thank you so much.
You’re welcome!
Excellent series...has made world of difference to my mixes. Thank you. One love
The best tutorial thank you blessed mane
A like button is not enough I need to add this to my favorites mixing drums can be really hard.
Morenob Glad the info is useful! We’ve been doing quite a few ones on drums recently too. Drum bus compression & exciting your drums our newest ones!
Good job ......loved it
Thanks for sharing this info man, is really helpful!!!
You’re welcome!
Thanks! You helped a lot. Hi-hats can be so annoying if you don't do them right. They were killing my mix.
You all probably dont give a damn but does anyone know a trick to log back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Karsyn Kylo Instablaster =)
@Leonel Jace Thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm in the hacking process now.
I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Leonel Jace it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my ass!
@Karsyn Kylo Glad I could help :D
all your lessons are great!!!
thank you! I can apply a lot of those tips to my own mixes!
how about a tutorial dealing with EQing of synth basses or synths in general?
FMB - hey thanks for watching! Those tutorials are coming!
This is a really good video
Amazing tutorial
*Good tricks!*
wow man this was so helpful! so helpful. you are the best!!!
Thank you so much
honestly man this helped A LOT
Solid. Thx
Lol "How many times are you gonna have a track thats tambourine and only tambourine ya know?"
Hold my shaker...
man i love you, such a good series
Great vid, Realistic, as always!!
How about a tutorial on mixing vocals!?
Seth Holtz - you already know! Stay tuned!
Thank you sir....great video
Janusz K - thanks for watching!
Great vid Realistic!
Marc J Music - I appreciate that!
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Amazing
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People, you just ought to know: whenever you see someone who boosts high frequencies on hi hats, run away from him as quickly as possible. That’s an idiot.
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Go packers
You should NEVER EVER use that type of slope on a hhat. Also, that rumble...is what makes the difference between a professional and a homemade track.
The high pass slope? You mean like it should rather be straight down I assume.
So what slope should be used?
Slopes are narrow or wide. You should never use a slope that narrow on a high hat. A high hat is basically noise. Not a tone. Of course, if there is a resonant frequency in the hat, you should use a narrow eq to eliminate the resonance. But that is not common in hats. Cut the lows of a high hat until it sounds different. Then back it up a little. If you don’t have good listening environment, do not go under 150hz.
Also, I may use the term slope very wrong. Sorry😁
I like your videos but that hoodie has to go. #BearDown
You eq sampled hihat? Really?