Acoustic & RootsCountry

Country Frequency Spectrum vs. Pink Noise

Five Country records measured against pink noise, every track gain-matched to -14 LUFS:

  • Morgan Wallen “I'm The Problem”
  • Shaboozey “A Bar Song (Tipsy)”
  • Lainey Wilson “4x4xU”
  • Ella Langley “you look like you love me”
  • Chris Stapleton “White Horse”

Country has a broad, even body: bass, low mids and midrange all sit 4–6 dB above pink with no sub to speak of. The high mids land on pink and the air falls 9 dB under it. The kick spans 41–100 Hz across the tracks and the snare sits at 146–193 Hz, both a little higher than in electronic genres.

Country average frequency spectrum compared to pink noise, five reference tracks overlaid
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Country frequency spectrum vs. other genres

The same pink-noise comparison for two related genres and three very different ones.

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Country instrument frequency ranges and levels

Where the individual parts of a Country mix sit — sub, kick, snare, the supporting and prominent mid layers, air and splash — as REFFREY's PARTS mode outlines them from the references.

Country PARTS breakdown: sub, kick, snare, support, prominence, air and splash regions across 5 reference tracks
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REFFREY // Country Parts Breakdown
PartPeak positionPeak level
Foundations
SUB41–88 Hz−32 to −24 dB
KICK41–100 Hz−24 to −19 dB
SNARE146–193 Hz−24 to −22 dB
Mids
SUPPORT293 Hz – 6 kHz−47 to −41 dB
PROMINENCE375 Hz – 4.7 kHz−26 to −20 dB
Highs
AIR6–22 kHz−68 to −64 dB
SPLASH6–22 kHz−50 to −48 dB

Levels are peak spectrum levels with every track gain-matched to -14 LUFS, so they compare across tracks and across genres.

Country parts vs. other genres

Where Country’s sub, kick, snare and mid layers sit next to five other genres.

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Country Full Reference Stack: Peak, Average, and Stereo Width curves

Average (filled) and peak (dashed) spectra of every reference, with the stereo width strip below. Width is the side-to-mid level per frequency, averaged over the analyzed section: 0 dB means the sides are as loud as the centre, MONO means there is no difference between left and right at all.

Country average, peak and stereo width spectra for 5 reference tracks
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Reference tracks and sections analyzed

The 5 Country tracks behind this RefMap and the section of each that was analyzed. This is the Country set that ships inside REFFREY.

  1. Morgan WallenI'm The Problem
    Morgan Wallen — I'm The Problem: waveform with the analyzed section 2:22–2:38 marked
  2. ShaboozeyA Bar Song (Tipsy)
    Shaboozey — A Bar Song (Tipsy): waveform with the analyzed section 2:24–2:46 marked
  3. Lainey Wilson4x4xU
    Lainey Wilson — 4x4xU: waveform with the analyzed section 2:36–3:25 marked
  4. Ella Langleyyou look like you love me
    Ella Langley — you look like you love me: waveform with the analyzed section 2:57–3:24 marked
  5. Chris StapletonWhite Horse
    Chris Stapleton — White Horse: waveform with the analyzed section 3:17–4:06 marked

Captured September 2026 from the REFFREY default set “Country”. Analysis only — no audio is included.

Compare your tracks to your favorite artists with REFFREY

This Country set ships inside REFFREY. Load it, drop your mix on top, and DIFF and PARTS show exactly where yours differs — in real time from your DAW.

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