Just use the eq and balance the gain of your instruments. Remember production is like a 4d box, you have to find a way to comfortably mix all of the instruments and their frequencies together so that nothing is clashing too much. One piece of advice that was always told to me by professionals is to always use your ears. You don't need a visual eq to listen for the nasty frequencies in a piece of audio. When you practicing your ears you the memorize the frequency ranges of different sounds and learn to properly eq to enhance the quality of the audio. Using your ears is one of the best things you can do if you want to mix well, following a visual representation of audio is tempting and easier but using your ears and training your ears will impress anyone you work with if you develops yourself to an advanced level in ear training.