Florent Ghys

I am working with two different type of material: double basses recorded in a live setup with a pickup, and double basses recorded with a static mic in a studio setup.

I want to modify the EQ of the second source (studio sounds) so they kind of sound like the first one (live sounds).

So far I am using my ears to do that but I was wondering if there a more objective (and maybe automatic) way to do that.

I am working with two different type of material: double basses recorded in a live setup with a pickup, and double basses recorded with a static mic in a studio setup.
I want to modify the EQ of the second source (studio sounds) so they kind of sound like the first one (live sounds).

So far I am using my ears to do that but I was wondering if there a more objective (and maybe automatic) way to do that.
Any ideas are very welcome,.
Thanks


compare-eq-of-two-sound-sources-and-adjust-one-to-match-the-other

this is what we do (amongst many other things) in the hisstools convolution toolbox. Check the paper and the code here:

Soon there will be a thorough tutorial, but for now use the irreference~ object for real time, or a deconvolution for two buffers.

Thanks a lot, I am going to check it out


congrats for your amazing job and thanks for sharing it!!

our pleasure. We're making video tutorials and a latency free convo plugin (up to 8x8 - vst and au) at the moment we'll share even more ;0)

Compare EQ of two sound sources and adjust one to match the other