Why your music sounds bad on car speakers

Sometimes one frequency jumps out of your mixdown a little too loudly, and by pushing down that frequency a little, the whole song feels more balanced and controlled, allowing us to turn up the music louder without that dominant frequency causing trouble. Recently I found this to be especially true on bass frequencies, as the car soundsystems really blow such low resonances up really loud. This is a relatively technical mix-focused video for those of you who want more precise control of how your music translates across different sound systems. Conor Dalton's mix advice PDF ► https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z... Stream the song here ► https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/und... My Foundations courses ► https://courses.underdog.brussels Patreon ►   / underdogmusicschool   Discord ►   / discord   Contents: 0:00 Whatsup! 0:20 What are dominant resonances? 1:47 Car speaker problems 2:30 Ableton Live example 5:11 Addressing a dominant resonance 6:03 How to find the right frequency to dip 7:16 Failing to fix half the problem 8:48 Training your ears