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Message: [QUOTE="Tanonoka, post: 15943, member: 2313"] Ignore these guys i.e. [USER=2314]@Sadzandiuraye[/USER] [USER=27]@Queen[/USER] [USER=636]@Munyaradzi Mafaro[/USER] There are some audio mastering engineers who like to use wide bells e.g. with a quality factor of Q 0.404 (3 octaves) Q 0.305 (3 ⅔ octaves) at 24 kHz to add shimmer or air to a song instead of using either a 6 dB/8va or a 12 dB/8va filter shelving filter. Although that will be slightly similar to using a 6 dB/8va at 10 kHz. For example, and just to be a little bit technical for interest's sake check this out: [TABLE] [TR] [TH]3 Octaves 12 dB/8va peak filter[/TH] [TH]6 dB/8va shelf filter equivalent[/TH] [/TR] [TR] [TD]1 dB Gain @ 22 kHz[/TD] [TD]1.25 dB Gain @ 9.5 kHz[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD]1 dB Gain @ 24 kHz[/TD] [TD]1.25 dB Gain @ 10 kHz[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD]1 dB Gain @ 28 kHz[/TD] [TD]1.25 dB Gain @ 12 kHz[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] [/QUOTE]