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Old 08-06-2019, 08:14 AM   #3
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Tough to say without being there, but my first thoughts are that either 1) your room has low frequency troughs causing you to add more low end than necessary, or 2) your headphones are light in the low end causing you to add more low end than you need.

Is your room treated? How are you listening to your projects as you track and mix them? Where do you find that they are too boomy (ear buds, headphones, car stereo, PA system, etc.)?
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