Plugin that automatically removes bad frequencies?

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I believe Rush Limbaugh can be heard on 890kHz here in Chicago...he's pretty crazy.
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this is one crazy frequincy

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tony tony chopper wrote:this is one crazy frequincy

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Great example of a bad frequency. LOL :)

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hey, c'mon. can't you just tell us what you mean by those bad frequencies so we can .. help you?

nobody knows what you mean. that's why you get answers like this. i tried to guess, but you didn't even answer. are you even serious or not?

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moonlite wrote:hey, c'mon. can't you just tell us what you mean by those bad frequencies so we can .. help you?

nobody knows what you mean. that's why you get answers like this. i tried to guess, but you didn't even answer. are you even serious or not?
Frequencies that your average speakers cannot handle. In other words, your speakers rumble like a mother.....!

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superddman wrote:
moonlite wrote:hey, c'mon. can't you just tell us what you mean by those bad frequencies so we can .. help you?

nobody knows what you mean. that's why you get answers like this. i tried to guess, but you didn't even answer. are you even serious or not?
Frequencies that your average speakers cannot handle. In other words, your speakers rumble like a mother.....!
ok, so i guessed right when i said:

"if you mean infrasound, different people tend to want to handle it different ways, so it's best the choise is given to them."

i also said:

"why don't you just put an eq in your sequencers default template that cuts the brown noten and below 15 hz?

isn't that "automatic" enough? then you never need to touch it again?"


... so, if you leave out the part about the brown note, could that be the solution you're after?

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moonlite wrote:
superddman wrote:
moonlite wrote:hey, c'mon. can't you just tell us what you mean by those bad frequencies so we can .. help you?

nobody knows what you mean. that's why you get answers like this. i tried to guess, but you didn't even answer. are you even serious or not?
Frequencies that your average speakers cannot handle. In other words, your speakers rumble like a mother.....!
ok, so i guessed right when i said:

"if you mean infrasound, different people tend to want to handle it different ways, so it's best the choise is given to them."

i also said:

"why don't you just put an eq in your sequencers default template that cuts the brown noten and below 15 hz?

isn't that "automatic" enough? then you never need to touch it again?"
cool, just didn't understand you and thought you were joking.

So any eq plugin will do ? Can you explain more clearly "brown noten and below 15hz" part?

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superddman wrote:
tony tony chopper wrote:this is one crazy frequincy

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Great example of a bad frequency. LOL :)
too bad it's not below 20 so no one can hear him.

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well, as i said. different people want to handle the cutting of the lowest frequencies in different ways. i have no idea what so ever how you yourself want to acheive this, but i THINK that any eq will do just fine to what you want to do, until you start learning the differences in eq:s

note that i am not encouraging you to do this, as i think you sould generally correct problems like these in the earliest stage possible. but if you really think that your speakers are the problem, just play around with an eq and find the right setting.

by brown note i ment:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_note

and by 15 hz i ment fifteen hertz, and by that i ment that if i'd just throw away some part of the frequency scale in a stage that early, i think i'd cut at about 15 hz or lower, because i think that wouldn't affect anything it isn't supposed to.

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djanthonyw wrote:
superddman wrote:
tony tony chopper wrote:this is one crazy frequincy

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Great example of a bad frequency. LOL :)
too bad it's not below 20 so no one can hear him.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

very nice! :lol:

btw, isn't there some kind of video plug in that can make him invisible?

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superddman wrote:Is there such a thing? In my opinion, such plugin could greatly speed up the production time. You could just quickly apply it on every track so that all those crazy frequencies don't pass through.
like CurveEQ etc. ? (imposes EQ)
or like SpaceBoy? (removes mud)

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