I've been wasting my life away on my new Xbox lately.

If you've played big, open-world RPG games then you know that they basically take over your life.

Currently, I'm playing an action-RPG called Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. 

I played the original Deus Ex back in 2000 - which in internet years might as well be the early days of mankind - so it's been nostalgic to play in that universe again.

One of the main ways you can get around the game is by hacking terminals, keypads, and computers to get inside locked areas where you find valuable information to further your progress.

In this hacking mini-game you have to crack secure nodes and get to your digital destination before the computer notices and shuts you down.

It's hard at higher levels when you have to secure multiple destinations at once.

And it's especially frustrating when you can't see the network in front of you so you're kind of hacking blind. 

At that point you don't know which directions to go in so you're much more likely to get locked out before you can see where you're going.

Luckily, you have these "Reveal" chips you can insert into the computer that shows you the entire network before you start. Kind of like revealing the fog of war in a top-down strategy game.

But you only have a limited amount of these so you have to use them sparingly when you really need them to count.

It reminds me of when you're working on a busy mix.

It can make you feel like you're EQ'ing blind because there's so much stuff coming at you out of the speakers.

There's all this build-up of tracks everywhere and things are clashing left and right.

And no matter what you do, you can't seem to get to that final destination of a finished mix.

Luckily, my Audio Issues EQ works kind of like the "Reveal" chips in my game, except that once you get it, you can have it forever and it will always help you find the right frequencies where your tracks are fighting.

You won't have to wander around a virtual world looking for it in random places either because you can get it right here.

And if you use the coupon code "LABOR30" when you check you'll get it at 30% off. 

However, I will be taking away the discount on Monday.

After that you'll have to pay full price OR wander aimlessly around the frequency spectrum trying to fix your mix.

I don't like either of those options for you, so make sure you grab it now before you forget:

www.AudioIssuesEQ.com

Enjoy!

Björgvin