EP5 Creative Recording with Tape Op - Tuning the Kick Drum Using EQ

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Director of Photography - Christopher Bell
Editor - Duncan Sharp
Written by Larry Crane and Geoff Stanfield
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[@johnplainsong9769]

Love this new Creative Recording series. Keep it up, please!

[@Jon-BEDM]

Nice tip. The most powerful plugin is the basic DAW eq❤

[@Chaos-Dynamics]

Interesting to try, thanks 👍🏼

[@blindboyrecording]

Try auto gain on the pro-q instead of the distressor for this kind of work:)

[@soundman127]

I find something like this often is helpful on a foh live mix. I'd be interested to hear Larry's thoughts on bass.

[@buhlir]

Would have been interesting to hear maybe after he explained it, but good idea! I’m going to try this cuz I don’t port my bass drum head either.

[@mveltmann]

The opposite would work too raise the gain by 15dB and sweep until it's absolutely horrible, then remove. I use that technique to ring out systems.

[@mveltmann]

*very carefully!

[@xenprovence6126]

I just tune the kick with LUNA track tune.