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Hi there -- I'm looking for tips to help basslines sit in the mix nicely. I have a problem in that my basslines either are swallowed up, normally by the Kick, or are overpowering. Any tips would be grossly appreciated. |
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Sounds like you should use a compressor... I really don't have this problem. If I use a kick, I prefer to have it "hard" (when I make the type of music I am currently making) so the bassline always has a lower volume... but that doesn't really help you... sorry |
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Yes, I know to use a compressor or a gate -- I was looking for tips on settings, really. But, thankyou anyway. |
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you could mix so that frequencies are only used by one track; i.e. the same frequencies are not used by bouth the kick and the bassline. That will make the mix more clean anyway. |
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seperate tracks for bassline and drums |
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Key : How do I adjust the frequencies so? JAroen : they are already on separate tracks. |
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I have this problem too. I find doubling up the tracks sometimes helps... ie one kick track with the low frequencies, another with the mids. |
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