If you’ve ever looked at the eq curve on any of jeff mills tracks you’ll see there are NO rules to achieve a great “sound”
By sound i mean the overall vibe and power of the track. Every track Ive looked at has a different curve but they all sound awesome and unique. The majority Stuff I looked at was from waveform transmission 1. I doubt mills was eqing everything with the aid of a spectrum analyser.
He was just using his ears and not looking at a screen for hours on end.
Do your own thing, concentrate on the music and fk the rules 
Man… you should start doing seminars!
Thats good advice - 100% true. Hard to remember it sometimes though 
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Do your own thing, concentrate on the music and fk the rules
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Been doing that since day one - if i am honest
If it sounds right then go for it - thats what techno is all about as far as i am concerned
D.N.A.
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It’s amazing how good that track sounds
[quote]slender (12/11/2011)[hr][quote]Mussi81 (12/11/2011)[hr]
Do your own thing, concentrate on the music and fk the rules
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Been doing that since day one - if i am honest
If it sounds right then go for it - thats what techno is all about as far as i am concerned[/quote]
I’m going full circle tbh, having tried to make stuff sound nice, add separate everything I’m looking at muddying things up a bit and distorting as well. Sounds much better.
So a bit if muddyness in your mix can be a good thing
Basically you need to use your ears and not your eyes.
jeff mills = god! this is when i saw him last year ;); lovely live!
Stardate 0153 'hic - Fk Jazzy Jeff Mills
Doesnt the mastering add a lot to the overall eq curves you have been looking at, or have you got the actuall mixdowns?