Tag: LOW END

  • Bass Control Mix and Mastering Tip

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    General Workflow 1) Insert a Multiband Dynamic Equaliser (Multiplicity) or Several Dynamic Equaliser 2) Then Use a Parallel Compressor in the Low Frequencies

  • VU Meter Example Setup Level for Kick and Bass

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    General – this Trick Quasi Builds the Foundation of the Mix Down and Should be Used as the First Task when Start Mixing Workflow 1) Put a VU Meter on the Main Mix (or Control Room) 2) Adjust the Kick Gain so the VU Meter Kisses -3dB  – you can also Leave the Kick Fader…

  • Example Setup a Kick with Bass (EDM)

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    1) Match Up Tones/Root/Key 2) Check Decay of Kick, How Long the Kick is 3) Check Decay and Release Time of Bass, How Long the Bass Sound is and How Long it Takes to Fade Out 3) EQ Boost with Narrow Peak the Bass where the “Boom” Character is – Manage Tail of Subs Beside…

  • Dial In Kick and Bass via Membrane Touch

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    General Workflow 1) Work Out Kick to the Bass a) Mute the Kick Drum and Play Bass Only b) Put Your Fingertips Around the Woofer Membrane Ring for About 15 to 30 Seconds c) Then Unmute the Kick Drum with the Fingertips Still Touched the Woofer and you will Immediately Hear What is Happening between…

  • Low End VU Meter Trick (Simplified)

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    General – Suited for Material that has Kick and Bass – the Idea is to Start the Mix with Kick and Bass and Set an Optimal Balance Regarding Low End Using a VU Meter – Both Together Should Not Cross the 0 VU Mark – the Theory Behind is that 2 Identical Kick Drums Would…

  • Fix Kick vs Bass Idea

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    1) First Decide if Kick or Bass Goes to the Lowest Frequencies 2) Tune the Kick to the Song and Manifest the Oomph of the Kick (You can also Try Waves Torque for Tuning) 3) SC Bass by the Kick via a DBX  4) Use the Ozone “Low End” Plugin on the Overall Mix to…

  • Split Bass Before Setup Kick vs Bass

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    1) Split the Original Bass into 2, a Sub Bass Part and a Bass Part – i.e. EQ High Frequency Bass with a 24dB Low Cut at 80Hz (Q at 1 or Default)  – then a 24dB High Cut EQ for the Low Frequency Set to 100Hz (Not 80Hz) with a Q at Around 0.500…