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andyw362
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Bassline

Post by andyw362 » Sun Sep 13, 2009 10:01 pm

Can anyone on the board give some advice on making a punchy, phat bassline please?

Ive made an attempt at a dubstep track in reason 4, but I need a nice sub to power the track. When I have my bassline turned up it clashes with my drums and the mid range riff.

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Does anyone have any pointers how to create a nice bassline, and any tips on compression or EQing please?

How do you fellas make yours?
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Re: Bassline

Post by Arshaw » Sun Sep 13, 2009 10:05 pm

andyw362 wrote:When I have my bassline turned up it clashes with my drums and the mid range riff.
you need to def EQ stuff out in this case.

low cut your drums. if you open an EQ up jus EQ out below 80-90Hz wotever sounds best to you.

also if its your sub intruding your midrange, then make sure you low cit your midrange again and make sure theres no higher frequencies in your sub.

hope this helped. noticed its your first post. have u cjecked out the stickies?
production bible helps... ALOT :D

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Re: Bassline

Post by andyw362 » Sun Sep 13, 2009 10:08 pm

this Kid named Lamont wrote:
andyw362 wrote:When I have my bassline turned up it clashes with my drums and the mid range riff.
you need to def EQ stuff out in this case.

low cut your drums. if you open an EQ up jus EQ out below 80-90Hz wotever sounds best to you.

also if its your sub intruding your midrange, then make sure you low cit your midrange again and make sure theres no higher frequencies in your sub.

hope this helped. noticed its your first post. have u cjecked out the stickies?
production bible helps... ALOT :D
yeah 1st post, new to this production lark. I'll check out the stickys.

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Re: Bassline

Post by Arshaw » Sun Sep 13, 2009 10:30 pm

andyw362 wrote:
this Kid named Lamont wrote:
andyw362 wrote:When I have my bassline turned up it clashes with my drums and the mid range riff.
you need to def EQ stuff out in this case.

low cut your drums. if you open an EQ up jus EQ out below 80-90Hz wotever sounds best to you.

also if its your sub intruding your midrange, then make sure you low cit your midrange again and make sure theres no higher frequencies in your sub.

hope this helped. noticed its your first post. have u cjecked out the stickies?
production bible helps... ALOT :D
yeah 1st post, new to this production lark. I'll check out the stickys.
its your best bet. also what software you use? its worth checking specific tutorials.

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Re: Bassline

Post by andyw362 » Sun Sep 13, 2009 10:31 pm

this Kid named Lamont wrote:
andyw362 wrote:
this Kid named Lamont wrote:
andyw362 wrote:When I have my bassline turned up it clashes with my drums and the mid range riff.
you need to def EQ stuff out in this case.

low cut your drums. if you open an EQ up jus EQ out below 80-90Hz wotever sounds best to you.

also if its your sub intruding your midrange, then make sure you low cit your midrange again and make sure theres no higher frequencies in your sub.

hope this helped. noticed its your first post. have u cjecked out the stickies?
production bible helps... ALOT :D
yeah 1st post, new to this production lark. I'll check out the stickys.
its your best bet. also what software you use? its worth checking specific tutorials.
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Re: Bassline

Post by Arshaw » Sun Sep 13, 2009 10:41 pm

andyw362 wrote:
this Kid named Lamont wrote:
andyw362 wrote:
this Kid named Lamont wrote:
andyw362 wrote:When I have my bassline turned up it clashes with my drums and the mid range riff.
you need to def EQ stuff out in this case.

low cut your drums. if you open an EQ up jus EQ out below 80-90Hz wotever sounds best to you.

also if its your sub intruding your midrange, then make sure you low cit your midrange again and make sure theres no higher frequencies in your sub.

hope this helped. noticed its your first post. have u cjecked out the stickies?
production bible helps... ALOT :D
yeah 1st post, new to this production lark. I'll check out the stickys.
its your best bet. also what software you use? its worth checking specific tutorials.
Reason 4
oh yeah, sorry you actually said that already :oops:

its worth goin on youtube or whatever n see if theres video's for this kinda thing. also there are a few vids from Computer music magazine aswell as Future music magazine covering these kind of subjects, there worth getting hold of.

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Post by andyw362 » Sun Sep 13, 2009 10:58 pm

cheers fella

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Post by Arshaw » Mon Sep 14, 2009 1:09 am

andyw362 wrote:cheers fella
no probs :)

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