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I read in Bob Katz's mastering book about adding "air" to recordings by boosting about 15k . . . Anyone doing this, and want to talk about it?
Quote from: Sloan Simpson on October 28, 2011, 03:08:33 PMI read in Bob Katz's mastering book about adding "air" to recordings by boosting about 15k . . . Anyone doing this, and want to talk about it?Bob Weir made David Hassinger quit by asking for the sound of "Thick Air" The Anthem to Beauty documentary has Bob and Phil talking about it, and what they'd do now to get it, Phil says that he probably wanted compression. End of topic swerve
I should also add to my original post that I'm not looking for the "air" sound as much as just curious what that sound actually is (I mean, it sounds appealing ), and want to experiment to see if it's an improvement on my tapes.
To give you an idea, in Waves Paragraphic EQ there are two "air" presets. 3dB peak (acidjack's pyramid) at 15kHz and 6dB boost above 16kHz.