Rob Elliott
Senior Member
One good thing about this library is that it does NOT require radical eq curves to make sound good.
I personally just cut a moderate swath out at about 4K and maybe bump up 12K (narrorwer Q) to give a little 'air'. If string voicings are 'thick' in the low/mid range I might also have a gentle Q cut at 200-400 or so). I have found that using a 'dynamic eq' works best.
Probably do the same on curves if I employ the 'sordino switch'.
What are others doing in this regard (hopefully this thread will be helpful to CSS/CSSS users out there.) Using compression? Of course project dependent - but I'll use light compression at times as well.
Looking forward to your 'go to' treatment suggestions.
I personally just cut a moderate swath out at about 4K and maybe bump up 12K (narrorwer Q) to give a little 'air'. If string voicings are 'thick' in the low/mid range I might also have a gentle Q cut at 200-400 or so). I have found that using a 'dynamic eq' works best.
Probably do the same on curves if I employ the 'sordino switch'.
What are others doing in this regard (hopefully this thread will be helpful to CSS/CSSS users out there.) Using compression? Of course project dependent - but I'll use light compression at times as well.
Looking forward to your 'go to' treatment suggestions.