Do you run 2 different channels and adjust one to produce more subbass? Or Do you run 2 Bass hits on the same channel and adjust the compression? I would like to stick to one method. Which would people recommened here? :o
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Do you run 2 different channels and adjust one to produce more subbass? Or Do you run 2 Bass hits on the same channel and adjust the compression? I would like to stick to one method. Which would people recommened here? :o
Channels are cheap, use two, that way you could have different compression, different EQ, different levels, different AUX settings, different automation.....
I usually (keep in mind I produce progressive and electro) take one kick sample with some solid low end thump and a little bit of high end sparkle, layer it with an 808 kick. Low cut the 808 at about 80hz, hi-cut the 808 at about 120hz. Send them both to a bus compressor with about -2.5db gain reduction and, low ratio, and low knee. Group the tracks and give a very small EQ boost somewhere between 55hz and 110hz depending on what you are looking for. If you want more high end you can layer a really snappy snare on top of both of these and send it to the same bus, hi-cut it and low-cut it until it is essentially a click.