Hey @dripment thanks for the video. Mono vs Stereo has been something I've really been trying to understand lately. I guess im confused with how i incorporate it into my drops. I know theres basically no limit or set rules to creating music but do you want to layer your bass with both stereo and mono layers so that the sound feels large? Or what might be the general consensus on that? Also your example at 12:50 with that bass sample, you pan it far right to create width. Does that put too much emphasis on the right side of the stereo image and would you then need to balance it out with another sound on the left? Sorry for so many questions and hopefully ive phrased them coherently! Thanks for all your content. I watch it all!
Hey dude, thanks for commenting and great questions so to answer your first question yes we want to make the sound full and thick so that’s why we layer the bass with both stereo and mono layers. This creates a super clean mix as well… now with the example at minute 12 we have a bass that’s panned all the way to the right but that is layered with the full bass lead which is mono and stereo so the bass that is far right is only in addition and supporting so it doesn’t need to be balanced out Because the main bass is controlling the stereo image. 😊🔥🔥🙏🏽
thanks dude!! i got it at a booth in lost lands, they did like a quick flash sale while people were walking day 3 and this was the last cool color i was like gotta have it
Bro quick tip. Lower the volume of your screen or whatever youre recording. 1) I can barely hear you and then 2) the basses are so incredibly loud they bursted my ear drums which makes me turn down the volume which only enhances 1)....
Hey thanks for the heads up, I double checked the levels on multiple sources and my voice is loud enough, it’s something I’m constantly working on perfecting, previous videos are much quieter, and others are too loud lol. Also the basses here are in a drop and are dubstep basses fully processed and hit around - 4 lufs. That volume is ear damaging and that should be expected with this genre. We are pushing the limits of sound and loudness.
@@Dripment I have eyes everywhere (it says on the sidebar of your chat GPT in the video lmao, the part where you’re explaining mono) anyways, Chicken Breakfast Hash is also going to be the title of my next single, I’ll let you know when I’m done with it.
You are such a great teacher my homie! Keep it up!
Thank you brother!! Will do 😇😁😁
I’ve been making music for 2 years and still learned a few things. W video
oh yeah good thats awesome to hear 🔥
Thanks for another great vid Drip, super helpful the way you explain these concepts 👌
Thank you dude!! Glad it helps and good 😊🙏🏽🙏🏽🔥
Super dope. Could you do a video on yookie sub bass. When I saw them live I felt like their sub bass just hits a lot harder than most people
Yeah man I’m super down to do a yookie video soon I love them lol
Hey @dripment thanks for the video. Mono vs Stereo has been something I've really been trying to understand lately. I guess im confused with how i incorporate it into my drops. I know theres basically no limit or set rules to creating music but do you want to layer your bass with both stereo and mono layers so that the sound feels large? Or what might be the general consensus on that? Also your example at 12:50 with that bass sample, you pan it far right to create width. Does that put too much emphasis on the right side of the stereo image and would you then need to balance it out with another sound on the left? Sorry for so many questions and hopefully ive phrased them coherently! Thanks for all your content. I watch it all!
Hey dude, thanks for commenting and great questions so to answer your first question yes we want to make the sound full and thick so that’s why we layer the bass with both stereo and mono layers. This creates a super clean mix as well… now with the example at minute 12 we have a bass that’s panned all the way to the right but that is layered with the full bass lead which is mono and stereo so the bass that is far right is only in addition and supporting so it doesn’t need to be balanced out Because the main bass is controlling the stereo image. 😊🔥🔥🙏🏽
Fairly new to your channel and enjoying your content. I’ve already learned so much and have tried implementing it even though I’m on FL.
no matter the video. try to always learn 1 thing from it.
Aw man thank you! I’m glad you like it; and yes a lot of people who tune in use FL but the same concepts transfer over easy!
Such a helpful video, man, thanks! Where can I get that pash? Sick color.
thanks dude!! i got it at a booth in lost lands, they did like a quick flash sale while people were walking day 3 and this was the last cool color i was like gotta have it
Second loop is sick
Hell yeah I agree 🔥
Bro quick tip. Lower the volume of your screen or whatever youre recording.
1) I can barely hear you
and then 2) the basses are so incredibly loud they bursted my ear drums which makes me turn down the volume which only enhances 1)....
Hey thanks for the heads up, I double checked the levels on multiple sources and my voice is loud enough, it’s something I’m constantly working on perfecting, previous videos are much quieter, and others are too loud lol. Also the basses here are in a drop and are dubstep basses fully processed and hit around - 4 lufs. That volume is ear damaging and that should be expected with this genre. We are pushing the limits of sound and loudness.
Chicken Breakfast Hash
This my friend is what I just made a couple days ago, how did you know this
@@Dripment I have eyes everywhere (it says on the sidebar of your chat GPT in the video lmao, the part where you’re explaining mono) anyways, Chicken Breakfast Hash is also going to be the title of my next single, I’ll let you know when I’m done with it.