Piano's EQ

Question 0

What does 6kHz-8kHz add to the piano?

Answer 0

It adds clarity.

Question 1

What does 50-100 Hz add to the piano?

Answer 1

Bottom

Question 2

To add more or less bottom to the piano, which area needs to be affected?

Answer 2

50-100Hz.

Question 4

What does 8kHz-12kHz add to the piano?

Answer 4

It adds hiss

Question 5

How is muddiness turned down in a piano mix?

Answer 5

Somewhere between 250Hz and 1kHz, try cutting at 300Hz.

Question 7

To add more presence to the piano, which area needs to be affected?

Answer 7

1-6kHz.

Question 10

It there’s hiss in the piano, what band needs to be affected?

Answer 10

8kHz-12kHz

Question 12

To add more roundness to the piano, which area needs to be affected?

Answer 12

100-250Hz.

Question 13

If the piano lacks clarity, which area needs to be altered?

Answer 13

6-8kHz.

Question 14

How does 250-1kHz affect the piano’s sound?

Answer 14

It’s the muddiness area. Roll off around 300Hz.

Question 17

What does 100-250Hz add to the piano?

Answer 17

Roundness

Question 18

What does 1-6kHz add to the piano?

Answer 18

It adds presence.