Icelandic high school had three paths.

You could choose between:

• Physical sciences (math, physics, chemistry etc)
• Social sciences (psychology, sociology, etc)
• Languages (English, French, German, Danish, Spanish, Latin)

I was fascinated with language so I choose the language track.

I took French because of the favorable boy/girl ratio, I took English until they ran out of classes to offer me, and I took as few German classes as the administration would let me.

In fact, I took Spanish classes in night school so that I wouldn't have to take more German or ANY Latin.

(I mean, I already speak Icelandic. I don't need to learn another near-extinct language nobody knows...)

So although I have a fundamental understanding of six languages, sadly I can only have a conversation in three.

And I think it's this fascination with languages that made me want to translate the frequency spectrum for you.

To me, the frequency spectrum is just like any other language. Those numbers correspond to specific frequency descriptions.

The Audio Issues EQ plug-in translates the entire frequency spectrum into a language you can actually understand.

• No more wondering where to find that muddiness in your mix.
• No more tearing your hair out because your drums sound so boxy your forehead hitting the desk sounds better than your snare.
• No more harshness or boom when you can EQ your tracks in seconds.

It's both a powerful tool for sculpting your tracks and it also serves as a teaching tool for you to master the frequency spectrum so that you know exactly where to EQ each track.

And until tonight, you can get my Audio Issues plug-in for 40% off using the coupon code CYBER40.

Think of it as Scandinavian tuition reduction for your EQ Language Class.

Click here to get the Audio Issues EQ now before the discount expires.

Enjoy!

Björgvin