Is there any way to stop your bass kick from phasing out when you are playing two tracks together?
Is there any way to stop your bass kick from phasing out when you are playing two tracks together?
errrr....... Use your EQ?
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...you mean the track is drifting?. I guess sync the tempo better?. Tighten the beat grid?. If it drifts on its own, try warping it to lock it into a set tempo.
general rule of thumb in my book, never have 2 kick tracks running at full blast at the same time ever. one should always be dominant, the other eqed out. then you can switch.
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yeah thats what I was getting at. When I have two tracks with similar kicks playing together they phase each other out and you get almost no bass punch on the kick, but as you said I guess I've just got to get a bit more reckless with the EQ.
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kicks/hats/snares, if they're close to the same freq. as each other they *will* phase each other out, or just sound plain weird.
you don't need two of the same sounds going over each other anyway, think of the mix as one long song: you wouldn't put two identical kicks right under each other in a song would you?
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