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  12.15.2007      
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1 Posted by : Bonjovax
Jul 19, 2009 11:07PMREPLY
One thing what's good with the MG32 is that the effects is built in and the output is good..But the problem is the EQ is 3 Band and One 1 Frequency Sweep. That's why I got little attack when I mix the Kick Drum. I use my MID to boost 3k or 4k in the Kick. Instead, I cut 180hz or 240hz to make the Kick Drum Firm and Tasty. The rest of the Instrument is Fine.
2 Posted by : sandwich
Jul 19, 2009 11:07PMREPLY
One Mid range. Disadvantages is Can't find the Attack of a Kick Drum.. I always cut 250hz and there is no additional Mid range that boost 3k or 4k for the attack for the KICK.. Btw, I like the console because it's easy to use and it has effect preset and it's convenient to use.. -HAPPY MIXING :)
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1 Posted by : Bonjovax
Jul 19, 2009 11:07PMREPLY
One thing what's good with the MG32 is that the effects is built in and the output is good..But the problem is the EQ is 3 Band and One 1 Frequency Sweep. That's why I got little attack when I mix the Kick Drum. I use my MID to boost 3k or 4k in the Kick. Instead, I cut 180hz or 240hz to make the Kick Drum Firm and Tasty. The rest of the Instrument is Fine.
2 Posted by : sandwich
Jul 19, 2009 11:07PMREPLY
One Mid range. Disadvantages is Can't find the Attack of a Kick Drum.. I always cut 250hz and there is no additional Mid range that boost 3k or 4k for the attack for the KICK.. Btw, I like the console because it's easy to use and it has effect preset and it's convenient to use.. -HAPPY MIXING :)
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