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Aike East
Jan 11, 13:44

Hey,

I'm trying to improve in the Kit Cut game (been a while since i had a pro sub).

Was wondering if any of you have some tips. I have practiced Peak Master quite a bit and feel like im pretty good at it. Basically by memorizing the character of how all the frequencies sound.

Now is there a similar tactic to learn Kit Cut? Because right now i have to turn the EQ off and on constantly where the game kindof turns into Peak Master. Not really sure if that's a very helpful way to approach it.

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John Ackerberg
Jan 11, 15:10

Hello my man! Great to see you here on the site!

I am using the exact same approach as you do and it has been working very well for me.

As with everything in life you just need to be patient, focused and willing to put in the work to improve over time.

Good luck man! =)

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Clement Canel
Jan 11, 18:11

Hi Aike,

An approach that worked for me is, before even touching the EQ buttons, thinking about what frequency is missing, and then once I use the EQ button, making a mental note of how I was wrong. Of course, this will take time like John above me said. I attached a video of the approach I use from “The House of Kush.”

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