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What is this technique called? (pg. 3)
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Cedric K.
talking about changing kicks. mat zo usually puts a nice automation on it (i guess the high pass and maybe the sustain?) since it develops from very thin and short to deep(er) and more bass. you can hear this in the intro, its a lovely track too imo

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Originally posted by Cedric K.
talking about changing kicks. mat zo usually puts a nice automation on it (i guess the high pass and maybe the sustain?) since it develops from very thin and short to deep(er) and more bass. you can hear this in the intro, its a lovely track too imo



Mat Zo is out of this world.
Lunar Phase 7
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Originally posted by DJ Robby Rox
Look no offense. But "wow" right back to you.
I'm telling you there is NO DIFFERENCE AT ALL in that kick.

And I will also guarantee you 100% that every person who listens to it, will say the same thing. You seem to be the newbie here not us. And there are some people on this board who have been training their ears to hear like that for the last 25 years.

I'm telling you, they are both EXACTLY the same.
Do you need me to prove it to you because I can and will?


There is a difference. That's for sure. Check on headphones perhaps?

It could be either a filter/eq automation or it could also be he has layered another kick underneath that first one very subtly.
Lunar Phase 7
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Originally posted by Lunar Phase 7
There is a difference. That's for sure. Check on headphones perhaps?

It could be either a filter/eq automation or it could also be he has layered another kick underneath that first one very subtly.


Figured it out, both parties are correct, all he does is high pass the kick a couple of bars before the bass pad opens up an then drops the high pass out and it sounds much fully. It's like an optical illusion but for your ears.
DJ Robby Rox
No way, I really think you are both wrong and now I really want more people to listen to the first track he posted (thats what we are talking about right?).

First he said the kick at 30 was "light" and then the kick at 1:00 was "hard" (in his first post).
Then on page 3 he said the kick before 30 seconds is heavy, and the kick after 30 seconds is hipassed. So thats the complete opposite of what he initially said.

I'm not using that as grounds for my arguement I just think you are both confused (IF we are talking about the first track like I think we are).

You can tell pretty clearly the kick before 30 seconds has a nice subby low end. At 30 seconds nothing changes to it. Nor at 1 minute do I hear any automation. And I don't even hear it change like you said at the last few bars.

I DO think there is an "optical illusion" going on. And I'll tell you what I do hear. The kick before 30 seconds seems to have just a tiny tiny bit deeper low end. Then after 30 seconds he drops the bass, and the bass drowns out the kicks low end just a little bit. But it does not sound like he is hipassing the kick at any point. It sounds merely like he should have cut some sub from his bass, and because its being bussed to the same bus his kick is (likely) the bass is pushing down the kicks sub frequencies. But I definitely still do not hear any clear filtering going on. Nor do I hear anything in the seconds before it drops. It still has the same amount of sub so I'm not sure where you're hearing this hipass automation either.

We need more ears in this thread because we have 2 people saying its not being filtered and 2 saying it is. I say its the compressor on the bus causing the bass to squash out the subs in the kick, and I think thats all it is.

DJ Rann where are you? We need some expert ears in this thread.
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Originally posted by DJ Robby Rox
No way, I really think you are both wrong and now I really want more people to listen to the first track he posted (thats what we are talking about right?).

First he said the kick at 30 was "light" and then the kick at 1:00 was "hard" (in his first post).
Then on page 3 he said the kick before 30 seconds is heavy, and the kick after 30 seconds is hipassed. So thats the complete opposite of what he initially said.

I'm not using that as grounds for my arguement I just think you are both confused (IF we are talking about the first track like I think we are).

You can tell pretty clearly the kick before 30 seconds has a nice subby low end. At 30 seconds nothing changes to it. Nor at 1 minute do I hear any automation. And I don't even hear it change like you said at the last few bars.

I DO think there is an "optical illusion" going on. And I'll tell you what I do hear. The kick before 30 seconds seems to have just a tiny tiny bit deeper low end. Then after 30 seconds he drops the bass, and the bass drowns out the kicks low end just a little bit. But it does not sound like he is hipassing the kick at any point. It sounds merely like he should have cut some sub from his bass, and because its being bussed to the same bus his kick is (likely) the bass is pushing down the kicks sub frequencies. But I definitely still do not hear any clear filtering going on. Nor do I hear anything in the seconds before it drops. It still has the same amount of sub so I'm not sure where you're hearing this hipass automation either.

We need more ears in this thread because we have 2 people saying its not being filtered and 2 saying it is. I say its the compressor on the bus causing the bass to squash out the subs in the kick, and I think thats all it is.

DJ Rann where are you? We need some expert ears in this thread.


Sorry man it's definitely filtered. I'm listening to the 320 version as I type this. Sorry you misunderstood what I meant initially. I doubt the bass drowns out the kicks low end at all. Come on it's Tiesto.
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Originally posted by DJ Robby Rox
Yes well really any vst will have it but if you need a specific one z3ta can do that great as well as sylenth.

But theres a specific preset in z3ta called "anabass" I have it in one of my packs. You would want to turn the resonance down about half way and at that point it sounds almost identical to this bass.


I tried out the "anabass" and it doesn't really sound like the bass in that track at all. There is a similar bass going on here... I really need to know how to get this sound.

Lunar Phase 7
The kick deffo changes. No doubt.

And now on speakers tbh I cant tell wtf is going on.

It could even be the bassdrum is layered with another.
evo8
same kick - highpassed at 30 secs, thats all, sounds like Tiesto (or whoever prodcues for him now) copied the "technique" from Deadmau5 lul
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Originally posted by evo8
same kick - highpassed at 30 secs, thats all, sounds like Tiesto (or whoever prodcues for him now) copied the "technique" from Deadmau5 lul


I know. I can't believe Bobby thought it was just drowned out :haha: Any idea how to get that bass? I know how to do the automated cutoff and . Just that type of bass I'm looking for.

thecYrus
there's no change in the BD at 0:30. It's still the same BD but with an added bass pad. BUT at 1:00 the BD changes. (the LPF is removed after 1:00)

edit:
it's probably not LPF'd but a 2nd BD with more lowend is layered.
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Originally posted by thecYrus
there's no change in the BD at 0:30. It's still the same BD but with an added bass pad. BUT at 1:00 the BD changes. (the LPF is removed after 1:00)

edit:
it's probably not LPF'd but a 2nd BD with more lowend is layered.


Weird :crazy:
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