5 Misconceptions About Bass
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- Опубліковано 11 кві 2024
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I wish these videos existed when I started. Producers in this era are so lucky to have a real community.
same, but finally the whole "oh you don't know it? figure it out by yourself" mentality is gone now - good riddance, It helped no one understand anything.
Did you quit? You are in this era!
@@PeterAse facts. That’s exactly how it was. I love how sharing secrets is a common thing.
@@BeachBumZero I’m an old head so you gotta take it in context. Tutorials that taught new things were rare when I started UA-cam. I started on “Fruity Loops 3” 😅
@@PeterAseON. GOD. Mfs were toxic with that shit, glad I know it now to TEACH and not be a selfish prick about
Am I a music producer? No. Do I know my kicks from my hertz? No. Did I watch all ten minutes of this video because it was fascinating? Yep.
Yep.
I have the musical knowledge of a stream pebble and I got a lot out of this video. I'm a musician like a donkey is a rocket scientist. So yeah, I hear yah.
I needed a doctor to deal with my sloppy low end. Then I found this video. Truly lifechanging.
😂
Yes I am just starting my journey, and I find if I just find the right video, for each section that I'm working on, I can quickly overcome massive challenges.
Never say “sloppy low end” ever again please 🙏
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@@OliverSchlecter i thought the exact same thing 😂
"Come here girl, gimme that sloppy low end"
I WAS LITERALLY MIXING THE BASS IN A SONG WHEN THIS NOTIFICATION CAME UP 😂😂!! Thanks Alex :)
gotta link so i can hear?
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You couldn't put it any better. I was basically at the same point on my own mix. 😀
Google heard your bass
Here’s two for you
6) EQing the low end of your kick and bass is a good idea - low end EQ adds either phase rotation to the low end, or pre/post ringing artefacts if using linear EQ which cause more issues. It’s possible to work around these issues with ducking and phase management, but it’s a lot to manage especially if you ever want to change the EQ again later. Instead get the bass or kick synthesis right in the first place so you don’t need to add EQ. Learn how to edit wave tables to bake EQ choices in to the harmonic levels.
7) stereo width in the bass is bad. This used to be true when songs were played from vinyl, or if not correctly thinking about how a mono down mix affects phase cancellation (this is relevant for large PA sounds systems where they typically still play tracks in mono or use large subs - which are mono in nature. Correctly dealing with mono down mixing can still allow you to create stereo bass in your track, which can sound great for consumer playback , especially headphones, so don’t shy away from it.
And 5 is basically a manual compressor and sounds like absolute $#¡+
Me listening to the bass on a laptop speaker:
? I'm listening on my phone
@@AboveEmAllProductionthey’re bad speakers for bass that’s what he’s saying
@@kinginc.9148 sounds good here
@@kinginc.9148 sounds good here
Thank you, Megamind ♥
Gosh dang it I did not expect someone to point it out 😂
☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️noooooo, I didn’t notice until I read this.
Fucking gold
Haha best comment ever 😂
You know you've learned a lot when the channels you looked up to start giving tips which you already came up with yourself :D
I'm simply amazed by how fast you got to the point and started explaining. I didn't search for this or even produce music myself but you earned my sub! Keep it that way brother 🤙🏻
always helpin all producers big or just startin out! thanks man
Great video. It's been about 20 years since I actively made music, but this got me wanting to start again.
Do it!!!!
great video! thanks for sharing Alex
I really appreciate how concise and directly applicable all of these tips are. Thank you!
You are always using so clean and crisp sounds in your videos that gives me inspiration! 👊👑
This is a much talked about topic and I think you did an excellent job in explaining the issues in a very understandable way! Awesome work!
Absolutely an simple but straightforward tutorial on bass mixing. I mean by the time you got to the end on bass & kick not coming through in the mix. I heard the bass not present like it should. Then you explained what had happened. Great short powerful class.❤🤘
dude i wanted to take the time to tell you how much i love this channel bro! soo much tips and knowledge. helping me cut the cream! working on my basslines now they are tricky! 😝
Sir, you singlehandedly carried everything I needed to know about the low end. Thank you 🙏
I always learn so much from your videos, I can’t wait to try this out on my mixes!!! Thank you!!
I absolutely love the way you explain things!
THIS is a really helpful video. Saw so many vids and tuts about mixing and EQing, but nothing of that quality. Thanks alot!
1- 0:06 Misconception #1
2- 1:57 Misconception #2
3- 3:40 Misconception #3
4- 6:07 Misconception #4
5- 8:22 Misconception #5
Can you pin this, please?
Useless
@@michaelpacinus242How? How is it useless? The creator added no timestamps. This is our only way to accurately know where the chapters are.
@@cloudcutter_dy2 just watch the video if you want to know all of the misconceptions
@@michaelpacinus242 Adding timestamps makes it easier for when someone wants to re-learn what they learned in the video but don't want to watch the entire thing.
Thanks alot man... My favorite stuff to try and learn. I listen while I'm working first, then after work I'm able to relisten while attempting to implement and reinforce. I'm making progress fast from creators like yourself, thanks again.
Thank you brother for all you doing for us ❤️🙏
Thanks for the tips man! Also I’m still enjoying your Orbital pack! I love it!
Yeah I feel like way too many people overlook the taking out the lows of all their instruments with highs. Kind of hilarious because that's the very first thing you learn when you watch a music production video😂😂
Great tid bits for newer producers and well explained. I knew all of these tricks but I did learn a more in depth explanation into why I do the things I do while producing. Thanks!
Been struggling with this as a total noob to production for a while now.
I copied step for step, the results where what I was looking to achieve 🤯
Thanks so much man!
Thanks for the knowledge man!
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Learned A LOT TODAY! THANK YOU MAN! 🔥🔥🔥
Wow thats amazing! Thanks so much for sharing !!
This video is a fundamental for anyone who wants to approach music production. Priceless tutorial, thank you. Even if I produce since 2018, it was an useful refresh for me too
For a beginner you've explained this brilliantly. Thank you!
great advice and super helpful thank you brotha !
Suddenly after few months he's back with a very helpful video!
Thank you for this. I’m somewhere in the middle with my knowledge but still a noob. Love your channel!
Thanks Alex, would like to see more output from you again
Great Video. Thanks for this very useful Tutorial.
never thought about that, was really helpful dawg
It’s awesome to see how much there is to music
great tutorial and music! That tune sounds very good, hope you have it somewhere full release
Great tips man, thank you
Holy shit bro! I haven’t came across you in a while, glad you still making videos bro. It’s crazy too bc a few months ago I was wondering what happened to you
This is exactly how I mix. Great tips.
Way to cram a lot of legit info into 10 minutes! Super helpful!
Excellent pro tips. Thanks. Subbed.
Good tips. For EQ-ing the low-end I'd personally use a low-shelf filter, as that doesn't change the phase as much as a high-pass filter.
Super helpful. Thank you! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Alex, thank you so much for this video - I couldn't subscribe fast enough. Your explanations are excellent and I have learned so much from just this one video. Thank you again!
Amazing vid. Very to the point. To expand on the masking aspect. Sometimes it’s not just the low end of the other instruments clashing with the bass. It’s having too much low mids and mid frequencies can make you “perceive” a lack of bass. You can sometimes achieve the perception of a deeper low end by scooping out low mids on things. It’s easy to go overboard and get it too thin, but it works!
I’ve been doing this since the 90s didn’t really know why exactly but I just liked the way pushed and pulled
thank god, finally a likable edm tut guy
Alex Rome The Best of the Best!!
This was just the tutorial I needed 🙏🥺 I would love to see also when to use and when not to use reverb.
VERY VERY USEFULL info!! and WELL explained THANK YOU!!
Thank you!! ❤ You are great
Great instruction, clear comms!
And this is why sound selection is really important on a production 😊. You select sounds with mixing in mind.
Last up was fire❤.
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Yep this video is the one 🙌🏾🔥💯 thnx bro
Thanks for this. Clear explanation. I’m literally on day 16 of learning how to do any of this.
Immediate subscribe.
thank you alex!
Nice!! I use a mid-side EQ on my Reese to stay mono in the sub bass range and wider in the high end
I just came across this video, but I already knew this from car audio installations and tuning. But I think this video should get A LOT of traction for people just starting to make music.
Very very important
We love alex !
You are incredible
This is excellent Information!
New sub! I’ll probably revisit this video a few times. I write metal music but this is still so helpful.
You are a real creative person
For Bass-Sidechaining, I usually like to put a multiband compressor onto the non-kick-track, and sidechain just the lows.
Thank you sir ❤
Broo love ur vids, can you make a video about fundamentals sounds for melodic techno, melodic house please, thank you so much for all your vids, really helpfull
Awesome tips! I've always wondered why my bass doesn't hit as hard as ARTBAT bass for example. Now I know why lol. Thanks!
Thank you for sharing
You made my day
My legend ❤
Excellent course Thanks you
Very good explained!
Great video!
Great Video Alex ❤
4:00 that bass sounded very good for a Hard Techno track
Thank you megamind!
Another video. Great 👍
I didn't understand any of it but it was interesting to watch and hear and... Feel. Thanks.
Great job keeping your explanations simple throughout, although I prefer shelf bands to brickwall, personally. Also the bald look is a win, brother
Alex... this video has very nice content. Congratulations. It would be great if you'd played both before and after following each other for further consolidation of the principles you are explaining, as well as comparable portions of audio (such as in the part where you are filtering all the pads to enhance the bass, the comparing piece of audio after contains a vocal that goes on top of everything, thus making it impossible to appreciate what you were explaining before). Good and useful content man!!!
There is also some interesting phase effects when kick and Bass come together
I like this man
Thank you!
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Thank you Friend .-.-.-.Always Helpful
Hey Alex what I'd like to see next is how to keep your mid and side levels consistent, there's some weird things that happens in a stereo mix that makes it so that your mono mix doesn't sound the same volume as your stereo mix
It can be a phase cancelation, too many effects (stereo,reverb...) so your instruments lose their power. Maybe you did a huge high pass or high passing with an eq that doesn't have a linear phase, so yeah, you're definitely gonna lose something in mono, that's for sure, but these are some problems i faced, it can be masking too and how your instruments are being spread in the frequency spectrum so everything has it's place without fighting or maybe you only need to reset your volume faders cause you've been fooled with the stereo image
Stereo separation can make stereo mixes sound big, but get lost in mono. As such, using phase shifting for sounds instead of panning or stereo separation can make stereo mixes sound wide and mono mixes sound just as full.
Dan Worral has some excellent videos on phase separation.
Yooo thats fire
You have a very good ear brother
Excellent advice. No bullshit.
you’re a god of basss bro 🫶🏻 sick tutorial and really clear explanation
Those headphones are huge.
Damm bro blew my mind
Megamind vid right here. Thank you.