Today, you might be having troubles like getting cleaner mixes, or making the distorted guitar tracks stand out in a dense mix. Or maybe your vocal sounds like it's muffled under the other instruments that already sound like they're under a blanket.
Instead of aimlessly jumping from one EQ video to another on Youtube where you'll get contradictory advice that doesn't
help, grab EQ Strategies today and start using my proven EQ Strategies to level up your home recordings.
You'll get actionable advice that you can reference, fast and easy EQ tips to clean up your mixes and in-depth training on how you can improve the
entire EQ process to make every instrument shine and stand out in your mix.
It's very clear to me that if you don't understand the frequency spectrum your mixes will suffer from it. That's why I've taken all my EQ knowledge and created these shortcuts for you to get cleaner mixes.
Here's exactly what you'll
learn after you go through EQ Strategies:
- The 3 basic principles of greater EQ’ing
- How EQ works and where you can find all the frequency problems you encounter in your mixes
- Whether you should use a paid
EQ plug-in or stick to your stock channel EQ
- The EQ Vocabulary you need to know, what all the EQ jargon means and where to find "buzz word frequencies" like muddiness, boxiness, boominess, harshness and the like
- How to use EQ in your mixes
- The difference between EQ'ing or compressing your tracks first
- The difference
between subtractive and additive EQ, and how much you can really boost a frequency
- How to master the art of filtering
- When and why to use different filter slopes
- How to use subtractive EQ to fix home recordings
- In-depth EQ techniques to mix killer drums. Learn powerful techniques for thick kick drums, punchy snares,
massive toms and smooth cymbals
- How to EQ drum samples and loops when you don't know if they're good enough on their own
- How to EQ percussion to fit with the drums in your mix
- How to EQ a bass that's thick and powerful
- Using little known harmonic secrets to EQ the bass guitar to cut through the mix without cluttering up
the low-end
- Two simple tricks to fit the kick drum and the bass guitar together
- How to add weight, body, and presence to guitars using EQ
- How to mix the guitars in the context of the mix, not in solo
- How to EQ the acoustic guitar (and other acoustic string instruments)
- How to
get rid of the "cheap-o" sound from acoustic guitars
- How to make your electric guitars cut through the mix without getting in the way of the vocals
- Easy EQ fixes for your electric guitar
- How to make your pianos, keyboards, synths, horns and strings sound great
- How to make your vocals cut through the mix with presence and
power
- How to eliminate vocal muddiness with EQ
- 5 need-to-know frequency areas of the vocal
- How to find where the instruments are clashing with the vocals
- How to get rid of that annoying nasal sound
- Why separation in your vocals isn't always the right move
- How to EQ the mix together and get a good balance of all the instruments without making your mix a muddy mess
- The opposite way you should EQ depending on how many instruments you have
- How to add character and sweetening to the mix with EQ
- How to get clarity in the low-end without losing weight in your mixes
- The only mantra you’ll need for great EQ fixes
- How to use the analyzer to find where your instruments are clashing
- How to use EQ to get your mixes to translate to every speaker system
Even if you were only interested in a fraction of the things that EQ Strategies teaches, you'd still get your money's worth.
Let me ask you though...If all EQ Strategies did for you was help you create more powerful and punchy mixes, would that be worth it to you?
And if all it did was give you the a proven workflow to create separation between the instruments in your mixes and make your songs radio-ready, wouldn't that be super
helpful?
And what if all it did was help you create mixes that made people go "wow! Did you mix that? It sounds awesome!" wouldn't you want that?
If that's the case, it seems like you have two choices:
- Do nothing and stay where you are. Keep creating muddy mixes that sound weak and amateurish...or
- Take action and start
mixing awesome sounding songs where you can hear all the different instruments in your mixes.
I think the choice is clear.
So head over here: www.EQStrategies.net, and get started making clearer mixes.
Honestly, this package has so
much valuable information I can only offer the Lite and Basic versions for another 24 hours...so it's probably best if you get it now so you can make your next mix the best one you've ever made.
Here's the link again:
www.EQStrategies.net
Looking forward to helping you make better-sounding mixes!
Björgvin