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Placing bass notes over the kick or not?
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TOPE
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Posted : Apr 6, 2006 13:32
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Never say never guys!!!
At least we should try and see the difference!
Personally i don't use it but i am going to give a try as Atma said...
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TOPE
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Posted : Apr 14, 2006 01:44
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I did try it ... but there's another way that suites me better in the track that i am doing now...
Two layers of bass, same instrument but one runing the normal eq that i allways do for a bass instrument and NOT PLAYING on top of the kick.
The other layer i have cut the bottom end to around 600 HZ and boost the cut off off that instrument and play an extra note on top of the kick.
Like that i can play a bass note on top of the kick without messing up the frequencies of both instruments, i could cut the high frequencies of the first layer though ...
My question is, should i side chain the second layer to the kick as well?...
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TopDown
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Posted : Apr 14, 2006 20:25
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On 2006-04-14 01:44, TOPE wrote:
I did try it ... but there's another way that suites me better in the track that i am doing now...
Two layers of bass, same instrument but one runing the normal eq that i allways do for a bass instrument and NOT PLAYING on top of the kick.
The other layer i have cut the bottom end to around 600 HZ and boost the cut off off that instrument and play an extra note on top of the kick.
Like that i can play a bass note on top of the kick without messing up the frequencies of both instruments, i could cut the high frequencies of the first layer though ...
My question is, should i side chain the second layer to the kick as well?...
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Yes, this will give some space for the third line. |
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