Creative solutions to EQing two fundamentals?

[Mushy Mushy]

I have a bass note playing on say C and D and I have slightly boosted the fundamental of the C but it obviously sounds odd on the D.

Short of automating the EQ adjustment in the required 16ths is there anything I’m not considering?

I’ve considered sampling each note and resequencing. This is what I’ll be trying tonight unless any other creative solutions arise.

[Functional]

I think dynamic EQ's work for this purpose.

[cron]

If your synth has reasonably flexible filtering, you could boost the fundamental with the resonance of a high-pass filter set to full keytracking.

[Mushy Mushy]

I think dynamic EQ's work for this purpose.

I will check a few out, thanks. I didn't know such a thing existed.

[Mushy Mushy]

If your synth has reasonably flexible filtering, you could boost the fundamental with the resonance of a high-pass filter set to full keytracking.

Yes, absolutely. You've just given me the solution at source. I'm using Serum which allows me to isolate the fundamental and edit separately. Should of thought of that before

[Functional]

If your synth has reasonably flexible filtering, you could boost the fundamental with the resonance of a high-pass filter set to full keytracking.

Yes, absolutely. You've just given me the solution at source. I'm using Serum which allows me to isolate the fundamental and edit separately. Should of thought of that before

You probably want to use this method rather than dynamic EQ especially if you don't have dynamic EQ at your disposal. Even otherwise, I'd first try fixing it with the keytracked HPF resonance as it's actually a handy method and only if it doesn't work, I'd see about dynamic EQ. I just forgot about the HPF resonance.

[Mushy Mushy]

If your synth has reasonably flexible filtering, you could boost the fundamental with the resonance of a high-pass filter set to full keytracking.

Yes, absolutely. You've just given me the solution at source. I'm using Serum which allows me to isolate the fundamental and edit separately. Should of thought of that before

You probably want to use this method rather than dynamic EQ especially if you don't have dynamic EQ at your disposal. Even otherwise, I'd first try fixing it with the keytracked HPF resonance as it's actually a handy method and only if it doesn't work, I'd see about dynamic EQ. I just forgot about the HPF resonance.

Great advice. Will give it a shot tonight