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Originally Posted by Ty Ford
Fich,
If you actually do need to EQ these mics, don't boost. First, identify the extra LF and reduce energy there. After pulling down about 3dB, if the sound is to big on the bottom, then add some HF.
Also, mess around with mic placement to get a better location and stay away from the sound hole.
Regards,
Ty Ford
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Good point on the cutting, I should have thought of that. As for the placement, I definitely still need to mess with it. Those were the first recordings I ever did with the mics and I have a lot of work to do. Still, the mics were WIDE of the sound hole so I'll need to rethink my approach to miking.
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