So, let's say you want to listen to reek of putrefaction, but it sounds unbearably awful because they let farm animals mix the recording? I know there must be some way to improve the sound, reduce the distorted bass and other weird crackling noises. I've tried fiddling with the EQ manually, and I must be doing it wrong, because i'm not getting anywhere.
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