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    This document discusses frequency ranges and their relation to different instruments and audio qualities. It provides the frequency ranges for common instruments like vocals, winds, strings, guitars, drums, and keyboards. It also describes the characteristics of different frequency bands, such as where thump, boominess, fullness, attack, and sizzle are heard. The document aims to help understand how to balance frequencies across instruments and speakers for a quality mix.

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    THE FREQUENCY SPECTRUM, INSTRUMENT RANGES, & EQ TIPS

    20.6 Hz

    27.5 Hz

    55 Hz

    110 Hz

    VOCALS

    220 Hz

    440 Hz

    880 Hz

    1720 Hz

    3540 Hz

    7080 Hz

    14.16 k

    21.24 k

    VOCALS, FEMALE
    VOCALS, MALE

    FULLNESS - 120 Hz, BOOMINESS - 200-240 Hz

    (Presence 5k, Sibilance 7.5-10k)

    FLUTE
    CLARINET
    HONK 400 Hz

    (SAX CLOSE MICD KEY NOISE SET HPF @ 200 Hz)

    WINDS

    HONK 250-300 Hz

    ALTO SAX (Reed Buzz 6-7k)


    TENOR SAX (Reed Buzz 5-6k)
    TRUMPET
    TROMBONE

    SQUAWK 2k
    SQUAWK 1k

    TUBA
    VIOLIN, MANDOLIN
    CELLO

    STRINGS

    ACOUSTIC GUITARS

    BOOMINESS - 120-200 Hz

    (Harshness - 2k, Cut 7k-10k)

    ELEC GUITARS

    FULLNESS - 240 Hz

    4 STRING BASS
    5 STRING BASS

    BOTTOM - 60-80 Hz

    (Bite - 2.5k, Air 8k)

    (Attack 700-1k, String Noise 2.5k)

    CLANK - 200 Hz

    DRUMS

    SIZZLE 7.5k-10k

    FATNESS - 240 Hz

    CRISPNESS 5k-6k

    FULLNESS - 120-240 Hz

    ATTACK - 5k

    THUMP - 60-80 Hz

    KEYS

    ATTACK - 4k

    CYMBALS
    SNARE

    TOMS
    KICK DRUM

    SYNTHESIZER
    EXT RANGE

    PIANO
    NORMAL RANGE

    FULL RANGE

    FULL RANGE

    EXT RANGE

    C
    20.6 Hz

    27.5 Hz

    55 Hz

    110 Hz

    220 Hz

    440 Hz

    880 Hz

    1720 Hz

    3540 Hz

    SUB-WOOFERS
    SUB-BASS
    FREQUENCIES
    20 - 40
    (More felt than heard,
    requires an enormous
    amount of energy,
    & Hi quality transducers)

    BASS BAND
    40 - 160
    (where fundamentals for
    kick and bass are, can easily
    get cluttered and woofy
    sounding. This is where
    the thump comes from)

    7080 Hz

    14.16 k

    21.24 k

    HORNS/TWEETERS
    UPPER
    BASS BAND
    160 - 300
    (warmth, or a
    muddy, woody
    sound. fundamental
    for snare, toms,
    guitars, male vox)

    MID-RANGE SPEAKERS
    LOW-MID
    300 - 800
    (this range has lots
    of upper resonance
    & droning. Think of
    AGT feedback)

    MID RANGE
    800 - 2.5k
    (where clutter happens,
    our ears are sensitive,
    too much sounds
    hard, nasal,
    obnoxious)

    Original version of this document 2003 Waterline Media, Inc. For personal and educational not-for-profit use only. All other rights reserved. For more information contact Jeremy Carter, OakBrook Community Church, 765-453-4138.

    UPPER
    MID-BAND
    2.5k - 5k
    (where our ears
    are most sensitive
    & where brittle
    harsh, screechie is)

    HIGH FREQ
    BRIGHTNESS
    5k - 10k
    (lots of
    harmonics. plus
    vocal sibilance,
    and cymbals)

    ULTRA-HIGH
    FREQUENCIES
    10k - 20k
    (not much
    energy or
    musicality)

    Design updated in 2013 by Bao Vo Creative, Inc. because we love you. www.baovocreative.com

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