RBass, what are your tricks? - Page 2

KT1 · 5th February 2012

As stated the In/Out peaks create a completely different sound. In fact clipping the out every so slightly --peaking just above 0. Does something interesting. Intensity is not required at all at lower frequencies.

Try R-bass in parallel. 35htz fundamental on one...the other up in the 70cycles.region. You can have a serious sub/low end source from that. Blend to taste. If to much just lower the volume on the track.

Uros Ramic · 22nd April 2012

What I do sometimes is add RBass to a track (maybe even exaggerate it a bit), then use low shelf or hpf. That way you still get harmonics, but without audibly excessive low end.

5th February 2012	#31
KT1 Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2010 Posts: 2,544	As stated the In/Out peaks create a completely different sound. In fact clipping the out every so slightly --peaking just above 0. Does something interesting. Intensity is not required at all at lower frequencies. Try R-bass in parallel. 35htz fundamental on one...the other up in the 70cycles.region. You can have a serious sub/low end source from that. Blend to taste. If to much just lower the volume on the track. __________________ SoundCloud - www.soundcloud.com/moo-10 CHECK OUT THE REMIX for the super talented 3-card!! - Wanna hear more 3-card? http://www.youtube.com/user/3CardOFFICIAL/featured http://soundcloud.com/moo-10/3-card-curse-of-an-artist-dat

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22nd April 2012	#32
Uros Ramic Gear interested Joined: Apr 2012 Location: Belgrade Posts: 6	What I do sometimes is add RBass to a track (maybe even exaggerate it a bit), then use low shelf or hpf. That way you still get harmonics, but without audibly excessive low end.