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I honestly think this kind of things are said to generate controversy and being favoured by YouTube algorithm.
So, let's say that the key Am and I boost whichever frequencies A, C, and E are. When the song goes over the chord E (either minor or major) the frequencies of C are going sound bad (according to this theory) because C is an "avoid note" for this mode. And like this there will be others.
I'm not an engineer but... I don't know. I'm very skeptical about this stuff. Drums don't work like this or the drummer would have to tune their drums every key change.
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Boosting the root frequency of the track only makes sense if the snare is actually tuned to that frequency to begin with (you should tune the snare to the track but it doesn't have to be to the root, it could be to a fifth or a third), and even then it's entirely context-dependent whether it actually needs boosting more than is already there...
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@LeChapeauMusic
4 months ago
i remember when i first heard of Neve consoles. it's so cool what they've done on the EQs, they just picked fixed frequencies that they've carefully studied so when you limit yourself to only cutting and boosting these, it gives the mix such a nice musicality and tone!
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