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Originally posted by thecYrus ah sorry, my bad.. only know 1337 trance... but this must be much better.

No, 1337 trance is more than twice as good.

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Originally posted by Sanguis Mortuum No, 1337 trance is more than twice as good.

i think ure full of it :O

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604 is another way to write Goa, the common way for me, heh. It was written 604, before AOL, so that means it isn't leet speak

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Originally posted by cronodevir 604 is another way to write Goa, the common way for me, heh.

that is so unbelievably gay.

As DeZmA said; basslines usually have both frequencies (low and mid). If you listen to a commercial track it works both in your mega sub system and in your lousy car stereo. The trick is to find the balance between low and mid to achieve that and good monitors are essential here.

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Originally posted by echosystm that is so unbelievably gay.

PFT You are 'teh' gay.

604!

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to get back on topic once again. i remember when i was pretty newby at producing, im a little bit better now lol
but yeh, i hated it how i could never get my basses into that freq range where its like booming all over the place AND you could hear it on a good system and a crappy system.
the bass is supposed to have both low and mid freqs and sometimes even high freqs, depends what type of genre your mixing too. take a commercial song of some kind that you really like the bass and try mimicing it. you'll see that your approach to use the "sub" only is really detrimental to your mix, cause remember, not everyone out there has a booming sub or even a decent system, especially car wise. Would u like to go around with just a whole lot of treble in your track and no bass because the low freq buddies arent cutting it on your 100 watt car stereo speakers? i think noT!

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enough with the 604 nonsense guys..


Once get a better feel of what's close to reference, and what your speakers are can adjust your work habits to fit your non reference system... compensate for the difference.

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