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Getting Rid of Unwanted Frequencies
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Vocalpoint
Well-known member
Me thinks you need to apply some EQ...
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Jemusic
Active member
Its too vague a question. eg too little information. What is the VST exactly. What are the sounds coming from it eg presets. What is the problem in general? EQ may solve the issue but then again you may need a more complex plugin that can detect and remove unwanted resonances etc..
Also maybe put your system specs in your signature so we can see what version of FSP you are running or Studio One etc..
Also maybe put your system specs in your signature so we can see what version of FSP you are running or Studio One etc..
lokeyfly
Well-known member
What is exactly the unwanted frequency range you're concerned about? It's part of the speak. Or provide an audio example. Thx.
You might need something as straightforward as a high or low pass filter (HPF or LPF). One of a mix engineers instant go to frequency filter cut-off controls. This simply takes away your high and/or low frequency concerns as in lopping off what you dont want to enter at all. Your choice.
The bundled Pro EQ has these available in addition to its excellent dynamic possibilities.
You might need something as straightforward as a high or low pass filter (HPF or LPF). One of a mix engineers instant go to frequency filter cut-off controls. This simply takes away your high and/or low frequency concerns as in lopping off what you dont want to enter at all. Your choice.
The bundled Pro EQ has these available in addition to its excellent dynamic possibilities.
SwitchBack
Well-known member
Moises?