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Re: Low Cut Kick Drum for my dog?
Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 9:57 am
by Sibanger
störgeräusche wrote:i always hipass my kicks and basslines, varying from 30 to 70, usually nothing under 50, since all the energy my tracks needs start at around 60.
In fact I hipass almost every sound, so that nothin interferes with the lowend of the bass and kick.
I never had lack of bass when playing my liveacts.
hipass filter is very steep, 36 dB/octave (sonnox oxford native EQ).
That's amazing that your tunes never lack bass after doing this.....just saying
Do you have a sub in your studio ?
Re: Low Cut Kick Drum for my dog?
Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 12:44 pm
by jeskola01
Dogs you mentioned?
Re: Low Cut Kick Drum for my dog?
Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 2:01 pm
by 3dot...
just so we're clear on this...
afaik...
bass where you can HEAR obvious tonality is around ~100Hz - ~270Hz
SubBass.. where you can hear but mostly FEEL tonality through your bones ..is sub 90Hz
there's a big difference if you're hearing it externally... (speakers)
or internally... (headphones plugged straight to the ear)
Re: Low Cut Kick Drum for my dog?
Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2012 2:31 pm
by störgeräusche
Sibanger wrote:störgeräusche wrote:i always hipass my kicks and basslines, varying from 30 to 70, usually nothing under 50, since all the energy my tracks needs start at around 60.
In fact I hipass almost every sound, so that nothin interferes with the lowend of the bass and kick.
I never had lack of bass when playing my liveacts.
hipass filter is very steep, 36 dB/octave (sonnox oxford native EQ).
That's amazing that your tunes never lack bass after doing this.....just saying
Do you have a sub in your studio ?
I don't have any sub but my monitors go all the way down til 40 Hz (ADAM P33A) so I know what's going on in the lowend range.
