This back on the EQ tract:
Record a phrase or riff with the westone. One recording without the phase switch and one with.
Examine both waves using SPAN (spectrum analyzer). Try and eyeball (and listen) what frequencies are up and down in SPAN for each.
Use an eq (SPAN would be the last effect in the chain or only on the master track) to adjust the non phase sound until it looks and sounds as close to the phased sound. SPAN is to help visually track the frequencies so you can match the eq frequencies.
Since you only have a phase reversal switch on the westone, your using the analysis as a model that may be able to be applied to the SG.
Record a phrase or riff with the westone. One recording without the phase switch and one with.
Examine both waves using SPAN (spectrum analyzer). Try and eyeball (and listen) what frequencies are up and down in SPAN for each.
Use an eq (SPAN would be the last effect in the chain or only on the master track) to adjust the non phase sound until it looks and sounds as close to the phased sound. SPAN is to help visually track the frequencies so you can match the eq frequencies.
Since you only have a phase reversal switch on the westone, your using the analysis as a model that may be able to be applied to the SG.
Statistics: Posted by cactus-head — Sat Jul 27, 2024 5:34 pm