Yamaha AW4416, Руководство

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Tutorial—Mixdown
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Track 8: Piano
We’ll use some EQ to “thin out” the piano sound a bit, and give it a touch more
presence so that it will come through in the mix a bit more.
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Piano EQ
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Tracks 9 & 10: Strings
If we’d recorded real strings we might have needed a bit of processing here, but
since this is pretty-much a “pre-processed” synth string patch, we can leave it
alone.
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Tracks 11 & 12: Female Chorus 1 & 2
Processing to make a chorus “blend” well can be tricky, but in general you’ll just
have to rely on you ears. In this case we’ve used high-pass filtering to remove
rumble from the studio and other low-frequency noise that can lead to unclear
overall sound. Some midrange has been removed to prevent the chorus from get-
ting in the way of the lead vocal, and a touch of high-end presence has been
added to help the voices cut through. Compression also helps to achieve a tighter
chorus blend by smoothing out dynamic variations.
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Female Chorus 1 EQ
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Female Chorus 2 EQ
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Female Chorus 1 Compression
LOW L-MID H-MID HIGH
Q L.SHELF 8.0 — H.SHELF
F 74 21 — 7.55 kHz
G –3.5 –4.0 — +2.0
LOW L-MID H-MID HIGH
Q HPF 10.0 9 H.SHELF
F 94 841 1.49 kHz 13.4 kHz
G ON –1.5 –2.5 +4.0
LOW L-MID H-MID HIGH
Q HPF 1.0 — H.SHELF
F 50 1.00 kHz — 13.4 kHz
G ON –2.5 — +3.5
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