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Reaper mix, Angels In Amplifiers "I'm Alright" - davemcg61 - 01-08-2018
Last week I updated Reaper, went through some of their online videos and started using it. Since I haven't found a method in Reaper to remove DC offset, I used Logic to master it. Its got an 18dB/oct highpass filter applied at 30Hz, and a 6dB/oct low pass set at 20kHz. There's only the SSL compressor set at 2:1 with the threshold set to get 3dB GR, and the limiter set to 5db of gain. Comments will be appreciated.
RE: Reaper mix, Angels In Amplifiers "I'm Alright" - Bombe - 03-08-2018
DC offset is the same as a 0 Hz tone so a simple high-pass filter at 1 Hz will already get rid of it and I know for a fact that Reaper has an HP filter.
Your mix sounds quite decent on the grotboxes in my office, I’m just irritated by that one guitar that is panned quite hard to the left but well, that’s just me.