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Keeping Sub-Bass Clean in a Crowded Mix
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Mud in the low end usually isn't an EQ problem — it's a question of which element actually owns the sub range. Here's how to decide and then clean it up.
Subbass lives below roughly 60 Hz, where a kick drum's fundamental, a bassline's lowest octave, and a synth's sine wave all want the same few cycles. That overlap is where mud is born: two sources fighting for the same band, each one forcing you to push the fader higher until the whole low end turns
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