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funken wrote:True, but there's no way I would cut my kick or bass above 25 hz. Fuck the club's speakers.

I usually do 30, but yeah, hipassing more than that seems a little bit rude to the bass heads .

I also use it with no problem at all.

Gone all the way future bass this time. Hope you guys like it.

Any kind of feedback would be appreciated. Also if you do like the tune, please enjoy free download.

http://soundcloud.com/bkwsk/bkwsk-for-you


Cheers!

If you just keep changing stuff randomly it's gonna end up not sounding better at all.

h3rtz wrote:

ian_halsall wrote:Is that cos it can't be heard?
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Same goes for 15k+???

JS Bach could hear frequencies at this level.

The operating noise of old tube TVs is around 20khz. I can hear that and I know a lot of others who can.

I can too.

Mixing tip #1 for me: don't cut everything below 60Hz.

I'm going to do it anyway.

I don't even know how to describe this anymore, but I guess I'd share it with y'all anyway. Hope you guys like it.

Feedback, as always, would be very much appreciated.

http://soundcloud.com/bkwsk/bkwsk-searching-and-waiting

Probably 100%?

Yay, I'm dying to try Zebra3, Zebra2 is my go-to synth, 80% of my "musical" stuff is donde there.

Have you increased the amount of filter envelope? Are you using sinewaves for your bass?

Thanks, I'm going to try de DJ Sidechain thingy, looks interesting.

Drag the midi clip to a track with an instrument on it and press play.

1. Do it in Session View
2. Learn about warping and different warping modes
3. Learn that pressing Cmd+R (or Ctrl+R) on a Scene and renaming it to "XXXbpm" will automatically change the bpm of your project while you're playing your mix.
4. ???
5. Profit!

Too much overlimiting there it seems. I wouldn't put a maximizer in the master channel if I were working with finished pieces of music, you're going to destroy them. Just put a limiter to "catch the peaks" -which you might not even need- and that's it.

When I grow up I want to be an unsuccesful fella!