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ClearWater
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one should still shelve off below 40 or 20 hz tho yes? Also, I find as soon as my subbass is even the least bit audible my ears start hurting... so mine is usually rather silent and about -18db relative to all else
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Apr-06-2009 21:52
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9Vibes
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Take a sine wave , (or try a sawtooth or combine both together)
play it at a low octave , LP filter with a very low cutoff frequency , EQ , and there you have it.
For uplifting trance , most sub bass are pretty simple. Try BooBass.(Its for FL only thou)
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Apr-08-2009 09:08
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Theran
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Registered: Mar 2008
Location: Far Far Away
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| quote: | Originally posted by Nick Cenik
Hey mate.
I've never thought to hi-cut my sub-bass (not sure why!), but I guess whenever one can free up parts of the sound spectrum without losing sound quality one should do so. At what frequency do you typically cut your sub-bass? Are we talking everything above 300hz? Lower? Higher? Etc.
Also, re: adding a pulse/saw/square wave to bring out some harmonics, do you usually keep the volumes of the two waves (i.e., the sine + the pulse/saw/square) about the same, or do you favour the sine over the harmonic-adding wave? |
Higher frequencies on the subbass are useless, so you can cut them. Where you cut them depends on where you want your bass to be, I usually have it very low, so I cut from 120 - 150Hz down (sometimes even lower).
If I'm adding another waveform, I keep the level of the sinewave highest, afterall, it's the sine that produces the subbass, the other waveform is just extra. You have to find a nice balance between the both of them.
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