Who's frequency chart is it anyways?

[DimensionX]

I've found a couple of these on the internet and some are different from eachother... Why is that? Do you have other charts? What chart would you say is the most accurate? Im looking for one that shows the low mids and highs like the ones I provided..

 

[Wapiti]

Im looking for one that shows the low mids and highs like the ones I provided..

dude.... Why would you ever need more than this? It is interesting knowledge but it won't aid your mixing unless you are staring at a spectrum analyzer.

 

[Raz Klinghoffer]

Honestly dude, do yourself a favour, get an eq, put it on different instrument and different singers, and make your own so it will honestly be worth something to you
This has never helped no one

 

[Paschalis I.]

While these are good for starting points and general knowledge, when you're done learning them by heart, ditch them completely,
get an EQ and sweep the spectrum till you make it sound better than before. Listen , trust your ears and tweak accordingly. Done

No chart should have the last opinion about your post-process settings, but only your ears.

 

[krushing]

The thing you can probably deduct from these is that the ranges aren't exact and every situation still demands listening, not staring at numbers and/or spectrum analyzers. As said, good basic guidelines, not exact science.