Say Drum overheads that are time aligned already, or stereo piano and guitar mics.Generally people try and EQ mics like these the same, however sometimes there might need to be made small adjustments. just make sure both tracks are delay compensated.

using linear phase will help avoid phasing issues. now theres not much of a reason to do a EQ'd and Not EQ's bus, EQing the compressed VS non compressed tracks differently is a totally solid excuse. Sometimes you might have a 'compressed' and 'Uncompressed' version of a track or a bus. if your trying to slowly go from no eq to an eq preset you have, turning on linear phase and using the mix knob to slowly apply the plugin is a great excuse for this. all it will do is hog resources and cause higher latency. Sorry to bursts anyones bubble but if your running a single track with an eq on it, making the EQ linear phase doesnt make it more highquality or anything, and there is no audible difference. THE ONLY TIME YOU ABSOLUTELY NEED TO USE A LINEAR PHASE EQ IS IF THERE IS A PARALLEL TRACK CONTAINING SIMILAR OR THE SAME AUDIO WITH DIFFERENT EQ SETTINGS AS TO AVOID PHASE ISSUES. So if you use a mix knob on one of these eqs your effectively combining 2 separately timed signals (because of the phase differences) and it creates those sounds.Ī linear phase eq works by first eqing, and then seeing what bands where delayed inorder to phase out and make those eq adjustments, and then delays all the other frequencies at the same time so that all frequencies reach your ear at the same time so to speak. however if you try to bring back in the true signal, even a wave being a 'quarter wave' off of the original can create differences in the output and create those phasey sounding, sounds. This creates tiny inaudible delays in the path as a side effect. If you know of any more, send a mod mail!Ī standard (both digital and analog) eq work by phasing out frequencies and applying them against eachother thus lowering the volume. r/JunkFolder - post unfinished tracks here for others to finish If you're here, chances are you've heard of other similar subreddits, but in case you haven't, check these out. Intro to Mixing in FLStudio by /u/by-any-other-name Want to discuss plugins, VST's, and the like?ġ00+ Awesome Free Online Resources For Music Producers

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