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Old 09-22-2004, 04:20 AM
ndlsd ndlsd is offline
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Default Re: compressed snare without washy cymbal bleed?

There is the simple professional answer to this question. Use a de-esser. The top mixers in the world use this trick all the time. A de- esser on the main snare drum track can have a huge effect controlling hi hat bleed. You can then re-eq back in the high end you want on the snare drum after wards. This is the best solution for a badly bleeding snare mic. You can thank me later.
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