Re: Best way to eliminate LP "rumble"

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From: MusicConductor
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 05:33

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Seems perfectly reasonable to me. That bass drum would be unusual if it had much oomph below 35 or 40 Hz, but even if it's that rare drum with a reach to 25, it sounds like you'd be OK with that technique.

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