Bassdrop mix
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gabriel g.
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never had problems with that.
put the normalized drop on the bassdrum transient with -10dB
put a lowcut with the highest octave (48dB what I use) on the sub-channel at 120hz.
now you have the boom and the smack at the same time.
if you dont hear it crank your monitors.
put the normalized drop on the bassdrum transient with -10dB
put a lowcut with the highest octave (48dB what I use) on the sub-channel at 120hz.
now you have the boom and the smack at the same time.
if you dont hear it crank your monitors.
tempe
Captain Midnight
Take a leaf out of dubstep, you want to feel things like this more than hear them IMO, I prefer them to sit that bit lower in the mix just so you can kind of feel your subs having a bit of a freak out when they hit. A good idea is having your mix bus high-passed to around 25 - 35Hz, not high enough to notice, but enough to not make your master limiter crap out when your want a sub drop.
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