Trance equalizer settings

tranceartist · 9th December 2006, 23:40

Which are the right settings for trance music in my equalizer or where can I download them?

flocksoft · 10th December 2006, 00:37

equalization is a subjective thing, so you can try yourself with different settings to find the better result (to your ears)

it's a different matter the equalization to compensate some distortions\artifacts\frequency response (requires some particular hardware and\or knowledge)

by the way the name of equalization settings can be misleading (i.e. a setting called disco could be ok also for the reggae)

so... experiment yourself

a guide for the compensation

bye

JonnyMac · 10th December 2006, 00:45

Also, from TSGH > Equalizer Q&A Guide...

Q: Where can I find more presets? Where can I find presets for other genres?

swingdjted · 10th December 2006, 05:55

Most good sound cards have more precise eq's than the ones you find on media players. If you really want to change/adjust what highly trained audio engineers have mastered your music to be, try your sound card's eq for best results if you have a card that'll do it. They allow for you to save the presets too, which is also a good plus.

sca773r · 14th July 2010, 04:43

This is the way i like to hear it, at least for me it works fine!!! Just give it a go

Well, maybe just a little bit less on the higher freqs

stopasking · 17th July 2010, 17:16

Buy better boxes.

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10th December 2006, 00:37	#2
flocksoft Major Dude Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Italy Posts: 695	equalization is a subjective thing, so you can try yourself with different settings to find the better result (to your ears) it's a different matter the equalization to compensate some distortions\artifacts\frequency response (requires some particular hardware and\or knowledge) by the way the name of equalization settings can be misleading (i.e. a setting called disco could be ok also for the reggae) so... experiment yourself a guide for the compensation bye

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sca773r Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 1	This is the way i like to hear it, at least for me it works fine!!! Just give it a go Well, maybe just a little bit less on the higher freqs

17th July 2010, 17:16	#6
stopasking Banned Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 446	Buy better boxes.