The SIMPLE Fix For Your Muddy Mix
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Great 👍 video.
I actually boost around 800 Hz on bass as opposed to cutting. I don't like a scooped-sounding bass. And I find that 800 Hz is magical for getting the bass to cut through without introducing too much clankiness. That 800 Hz boost really doesn't get in the way of anything else either. The most important frequencies for guitars and vocals are a little higher. And drums are both higher and lower while tending to be scooped out in the midrange.
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Not every sound source (i.e bass) is the same though. You might get a bass that already has a ton of 800Hz baked in, so boosting this would be unnecessary. I think that was the point they were making regarding the different styles of basses, as each one has their own unique sound and frequency response. Factor in basses with onboard EQ's and it's a whole different world. I don't think "always" boosting / cutting anything is ever a good approach when mixing, as everything is so case specific to the source material you're working on.