Hi,

When fading out on my mixing desk i think the bass fades quicker
than the trebble. Is there an equation / rule for this?

A constant fade filter might be interesting.

Bye.

Mike

> Hi,
> 
> When fading out on my mixing desk i think the bass fades quicker
> than the trebble. Is there an equation / rule for this?

Take a look at an hearing curve and consider the lower hearing threshold in 
the base as compared to 3 kHz. Also look at the loudness curves as they 
changes with frequency.

> A constant fade filter might be interesting.

Hint: Do you recall those "loudness" buttons or pots on your old stereo?

Cheers,
Magnus

This is the equal loudness problem. Take a look at the 
Fletcher-Munson equal loudness curves.

Paul Koonce

On Wed, 14 May 1997, Mike Chapman wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> When fading out on my mixing desk i think the bass fades quicker
> than the trebble. Is there an equation / rule for this?
> 
> A constant fade filter might be interesting.
> 
> Bye.
> 
> Mike
> 
>