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How can i go make a deep, hard kick go smoothly with a deeeep sub bass without fuckin the sound up?

High pass your kick so that it doesnt enter the frequency of your sub, maybe 50Hz ish :S

That way you maintain the thud of the kick and the hum of the sub

check out the gain structure sticky.

Howdy and welcome to DSF. Whilst some ppl on here are willing to help, others will flame you for asking such questions. There's a search function to use to try and hunt down those answers yr after. If you can't find them, then post away, but you better make sure you searched real hard or else the Alpaca crew will be out for blood...

side chain compression

Connection wrote:Howdy and welcome to DSF. Whilst some ppl on here are willing to help, others will flame you for asking such questions. There's a search function to use to try and hunt down those answers yr after. If you can't find them, then post away, but you better make sure you searched real hard or else the Alpaca crew will be out for blood...

Yeah, don't piss them off. Use the search button.

petS buD wrote:

Connection wrote:

Hahahahha

^ it's like a racial-sensitivity mixer @ alpaca state university.

TeReKeTe wrote:^ it's like a racial-sensitivity mixer @ alpaca state university.

Hahahaha!!!

you need the alpaca to midi adapter

Deadly Habit wrote:you need the alpaca to midi adapter

I used this and it's not that good.. The latency is to alpacaish

glottis5 wrote:side chain compression

I've always wanted to try this, is it an option to only duck a couple of channels or so rather than everything, or doesn't it work that way?

i dunno lol

DJPavillion wrote:

glottis5 wrote:side chain compression

I've always wanted to try this, is it an option to only duck a couple of channels or so rather than everything, or doesn't it work that way?

You can duck as much or as little as you like.