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- Why is 250hz such a problem frequency? | Page 2 - TalkBass.comVocals, acoustic guitar, and other instruments have a dominant hump around 250Hz. The chestiness of a male vocal, and the proximity effect of most stage mics, and even the drums, all have that hump. This builds up in the mix, and the cluster of 250Hz humps makes it a problem frequency.
- How can I suppress hum - TalkBass.comOct 11, 2024. #6. Yep, since your description confirms that the pickups are RW/RP and the frequency peaks of the hum are all octaves of 50, the hum is definitely coming from 50Hz interference. Shielding the control and pickup cavities is the next step and will help. If you use shielding paint, do 2 or 3 coats.
- Difference between 250Hz and 600Hz | Page 2 | TalkBass.comWhen I think of 600Hz , I think of "woody". 250Hz is definitely upper bass. Maybe try listening to some soloed bass tracks(if you can find) on iTunes player and mess around with the graphic eq. It has 250Hz band and a 500Hz band.
- Why is 250hz such a problem frequency? - TalkBass.comHuman hearing isn't very sensitive in the lower range (audiologists consider hearing "normal" if the patient can hear tones from 250 Hz-8 kHz). So we're more sensitive to tones in the low-mids than we are to really low tones. For bands working small venues, the PA often starts to get effective around 100-125 Hz.
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