I always like to say that if the low end of your mix isn’t properly balanced, the entire mix will suffer. This is where the anchor of your mix in the kick resides as well as the low end of the bass which represents the notes and acts as the compass of the mix exists. […]
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When we think of instruments and types of audio to use the effect of chorus on, bass isn’t usually the first thing which comes to mind. That said, in the right contexts, chorus can be a valuable effect to achieve more fatness, lushness, and size to your bass. Let’s talk chorus bass and how to
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When we think saturation, we typically think drums and vocals as the main two targets in terms of types of audio which can benefit from this effect. While it certainly doesn’t need it across the board every time, but I actually like to use bass saturation in a couple of specific instances to correct a
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Synth bass can be used alongside or in place of organic bass in tracks. I use it in some mixes to supplement a bass guitar at key moments in the song whereas I’ll use it as the dedicated or exclusive bass for more electronic and pop leaning tracks. Regardless of how you’re using your synth
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Amongst the instruments to feature the delay effect, bass is typically pretty low down the list. That’s not to say it doesn’t work, so let’s cover a few real world examples of when bass delay has been effectively used, and the things to keep in mind if you’re going to use it in your mix.
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