(Technik) Frequenzenliste fürs Homerecording

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Beitrag von Johannes vom Februar 01. 2000 um 18:11:00:

An alle Home- und sonstigen Rekorder unter euch: In der Roland-VS-Mailing-Liste kam heute dieser Beitrag an, und da ich selber schon länger nach was ähnlichem suche, dachte ich, daß sich vielleicht auch noch andere hier dafür interessieren. Und los geht's (ich hoffe, die Formatierung kommt einigermaßen intakt rüber...):


: Hey all,
:
: Does anyone have a chart that shows the different frequencies versus what
: instruments and sounds are found at those frequencies? I've decided take
: this on as my next learning curve when I'm mastering on my 880ex.

I wish I could remember where I found this, probably in one of the following
books. It's most likely from the first book on the list, but it's repeated
in several of them:

** "The Art of Mixing" by David Gibson (Mix Books, 1997)

"Making Music with Digital Audio" by Ian Waugh (PC Publishing, 1997)

"Practical Recording Techniques" by Bruce and Jenny Bartlett (2nd
Edition, Focal Press, 1998)

"Modern Recording Techniques" by David Miles Huber and Robert E.
Runstein (4th Edition, Focal Press, 1995)

** "The Home Studio Guide to Microphones" by Loren Alldrin (Mix Books, 1997)

"Principles of Digital Audio" by Ken C. Pohlmann (3rd Edition, McGraw
Hill, 1995

** Highly recommended by this hillbilly

Note that all the authors from whom I compiled this list claim it is only a
guide, a place to look for the frequencies you seek. In other words, your
mileage may vary.

Kick Drum -- Bottom depth at 60-80 Hz, slap at 2.5 Hz

Snare Drum -- Fatness at 240 Hz, crispness at 5 kHz

Hi-hat/Cymbals -- Clank or gong sound at 200 Hz, shimmer at 7.5 kHz to 12
kHz

Rack Toms -- Fullness at 240 Hz, attack at 4 kHz

Floor Toms -- Fullness at 80-120 Hz, attack at 5 kHz

Bass guitar -- Bottom at 60-80 Hz, attack /pluck at 700-1000 Hz, string
noise/pop at 2.5 kHz

Electric guitar -- Fullness at 240 Hz, bite at 2.5-5 kHz

Acoustic guitar -- Bottom at 80-120 Hz, body at 240 Hz, presence at 2.5 kHz

Electric organ -- Bottom at 80-120 Hz, body at 240 Hz, bite at 2.5 kHz

Acoustic piano -- Bottom at 80-120 Hz, presence at 2.5-5 kHz, crisp attack
at 10 kHz, "honky tonk" sound (sharp Q) at 2.5 kHz

Horns -- Fullness at 120-240 Hz, shrill at 5-7.5 kHz

Strings -- Fullness at 240 Hz, scratchiness at 7.5-10 kHz

Conga/Bongo -- Resonance at 200-240 Hz, presence/slap at 5 kHz

Vocals -- Fullness at 120 Hz, boominess at 200-240 Hz, presence at 5 kHz,
sibilance at 7.5-10 kHz

Hope this helps.

Regards
Michael Dagley
Bohemian Hillbilly



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