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Understand root cause of revision request

  • Angela Serrano #830202147
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    Hi Owen!

    Thanks for sharing!

    The recording does sound very boomy. Both sound quite boomy to me and I checked 4 more other projects from these past days and they all sound super boomy, too.

    I do believe you should review your EQ settings to cut the muffling frequencies. Most of the time, the trouble frequencies that create this annoying boominess are located between 250 - 400 Hz. You could also cut everything below 60 Hz just to make sure you're not including unnecessary frequencies in your delivery. 

    Another tip you can try is to record a bit farther from the mic. The nearer you are, the easier the lower frequencies can get picked and, therefore, be amplified. Not too much as you may lose some highs, but just a tad.

    Try that out and, if you want, share them here :)

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  • Juan Santiago Mendoza #1067143947
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    Hi Owen!

     

    I agree with Angela. There is a boost in some frequencies in the low spectrum that are affecting the intelligibility of your voice. 

    It'd be great to hear you with the EQ completely flat, sometimes less is more :)

    Another take could be cutting down a bit around the 250 HZ. This will make the voice sound cleaner and easier to understand.

    Let me know what you think!

    Best,

    Juan.

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  • Owen Hammond #718247557
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    Juan & Angela,

    Thanks so much for reviewing and your feedback! I feel silly that my EQ has been off for so long (though... it wasn't bad enough to be noticed until now :))

    I've taken your suggestions in my new recordings: Cutting below 60 Hz, and making the rest nearly flat.

    Can you please review this one and let me know if its better? (sorry I have a hard time hearing the issue.)

    https://soundcloud.com/user-393387898/annuity-rev

    Thanks!

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  • Angela Serrano #830202147
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    Hi Owen!

    It's much better but it's still quite dirty. Can you try to cut a bit on 250 Hz - 300 Hz? I think that would do it!

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