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  • 3 Ways to Make Sub Bass Stand Out

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    General – Another Issue can be Masking Caused by the Very Little Headroom on Phones, i.e. a Loud Kick will then Mask the Bass Fix a Sub Bass that has a Chorus Effect from Cancelling Out 1) Duplicate the Sub Bass that has a Chorus Effect and Call One = Top and the Other =…

  • Low End Mix Tips

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    Low End RTA Trick – a Spectrum Analyser Shows the “Exact” Amplitude of all Frequencies of a Signal – the Amplitude of Low Frequency Content in a RTA Spectrum Analyser Shows More Information by Nature than in the High Frequency Content, thus to Match the Perceived Loudness (because Low Frequencies Need More dB to Meet…

  • Balance Kick and Bass

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    Version 1 Panning 1) Pan All Kicks to -2 2) Pan All Basses +2 Version 2 Counter EQ 1) LC Kick to 22Hz at 12dB with Q of 1, HP Kick to 6330Hz at 12dB with Q of 1 2) Route Kicks to a Group and Dip with Clean EQ at 51Hz -2dB to -3dB…

  • Match Low End Crossover

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    General – Matching the Low End is Critical to Any Song, i.e. you Should Rather have a Solid Low End than a Fantastic Performance – Distortion on the Bass Often Ruins the Mix – the Solution is to Separate the Sub to Low Mid to 2 Different Tracks and Treat Them Differently, i.e. Sub Track…

  • EDM Tips

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    General – in EDM, the Loudest Peak Should Always be in the Low Frequency at Around 50Hz to 60Hz, i.e. to Balance the Volume Against the Mid Range / High Range (when Mastered this Low Peak Dances Around -5 to -10 dBFS) – to Enhance a EDM Kick you can Use a Multiband Saturator and…