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DTJPPR
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*cough* use your ears not your eyes *cough*
My advice: Set the EQ as a V...
The boogie Mid range is at 750hz. Try cutting that 5db or so, then boost the 80hz and 6.5k the same. I dunno if the G Major will do a shelf or what, but you'll want to boost the other freqs above the 6.5 and below the 80.
My advice: Set the EQ as a V...
The boogie Mid range is at 750hz. Try cutting that 5db or so, then boost the 80hz and 6.5k the same. I dunno if the G Major will do a shelf or what, but you'll want to boost the other freqs above the 6.5 and below the 80.
there is literally no way to be more helpful than that picture you provided. just look at those numbers and put the sliders where you see them. youll most likely have more sliders than a mkiv so just connect the dots. disregard all of that if you are smart enough to figure out that the sliders on a mkiv are mismarked by hundreds of hz but if thats the case you probably wouldnt be asking this question.
sorry if this comes off as mean or anything but there really is no secret to it
sorry if this comes off as mean or anything but there really is no secret to it
Stratty316
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Help me to set this type of post scooped V equalization on Gmajor Eq
Many thanks
sounds a little flat to me.... MORE COWBELL!!! haha
knguro
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hahahahahahaha
Help me to set this type of post scooped V equalization on Gmajor Eq
Many thanks
isn't this one of JP's settings diagram? or am i just wrong... haha
