Cheers BIG

Enjoy!
Soundcloud

Some hardcore hybrid shiz right here, hope you dig it
Soundcloud

Cheers Chad! Really proud of this one!

Hey guys. I've visited this thread a few times and think there's a lot of helpful advice in it. If you like the growl/roaring bass in this track and have any questions about a particular aspect of the process, I'd be happy to contribute.

Soundcloud

I tend to constantly A/B with tracks I like, helps keep things in perspective.

Some really dark 140 bass thing. Anyone recognize the samples?

Get the download over on Soundcloud if you like it.

Soundcloud

2 Use fades to create smooth transitions between these layers (one of the most underrated things in ableton) ... 3 Use audio track timing to avoid phase cancellation problems (always +-3 ms). So if after adding second layer you cant hear punch from the first, just try to find best timing, not EQing...

A lot of the time people don't compress the master channel, just throw on your limiter. Fast attack. Fast release means the track will be louder but it can clip if the release is too fast, slower release is safer but less loud. Try both, do what sounds best.

Check out this site, it's got response graphs for tons of different headphones http://www.headphone.com/buildAGraph.ph ... date+Graph

What works best for us is while you're mastering*, mix into a limiter while looking at a spectrum analyser to see where your peaks are. As you're compressing your master bus, the relative levels of your highs, lows, and everything else is going to change. If you want to preserve your mix, you'll nee...

Cheers!

Thanks! We worked really hard on this one.

Soundcloud

Thank you for all the years of useful knowledge, DSF!