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How do I EQ a muddy trap kick?
EQ Kick drum
60 Hz · +3 dB · Q 1.0 · bell
punch — adds weight at the kick's fundamental
300 Hz · -4 dB · Q 1.5 · bell
mud — cuts the cardboard build-up around 250-400 Hz
5 kHz · +2 dB · Q 0.8 · bell
click — pulls the beater attack through a busy mix
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EQ
Frequency balance
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Compressor
Dynamics control
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Reverb
Space & depth
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Synth
Sound design
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Transient
Attack & punch
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Arrangement
Song structure
EQ panel, bass channel, 3 bands
EQ Bass channel · 3 bands
250 Hz · −3 dB · 400 Hz · −2 dB · 8 kHz · +2.5 dB shelf
Compressor panel, drum bus, 4:1, −3 dB GR
Compressor Drum bus · 4:1 · −3 dB GR
−18 dB threshold · 4:1 ratio · 10 ms attack · 80 ms release
Reverb panel, vocal, hall, 1.8s decay
Reverb Vocal · Hall · 1.8s decay
1.8s decay · 12 ms pre-delay · 180 Hz low cut · Hall algorithm
Synth panel, lead, saw, 2 oscillators
Synth Lead · Saw · 2 oscillators
Saw waveform · +24 ct detune · Att 12 ms · Rel 320 ms
Transient panel, snare, +5 dB attack
Transient Snare · +5 dB attack
+5 dB attack · −2 dB sustain
Arrangement panel, house drop, 128 BPM, A minor
Arrangement House drop · 128 BPM · A minor
88 bars total · 3 chorus peaks · bridge before final
Compressor. How should I compress my 808?
Reverb. How much reverb on my vocal?
EQ. How do I EQ a muddy trap kick?
Saturation. How much saturation on a vocal?
EQ Frequency balance

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