I’ve been taking an online course about writing music for licensing – Cathy Heller’s “Six Figure Songwriting”. My intention is to find a rhythm writing and producing songs (my songs) that really hit the mark and are what music directors and licensing agents need. Honestly the class (which consists of a easily managed set of […]
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From 1994. This thing on the basics of EQ was written for a class I was TAing at the University of New Mexico, put on a web page, and then published in Cubase Newsletter without my knowledge or consent! Back then I guess people didn’t think IP laws applied to the web. They gave me credit. Aka my name. We all did stuff like that all the time back then. You could use movie samples on your CD to your heart’s content, we figured, as long as credit was given. How naive. Anyway, here’s the “article”, which is from when all our eq’ing was done using hardware EQs.
The golden rule of EQ is less is more. If something seems fine without it, I avoid EQing it at all…
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