The Ultimate Way To Process Your Bass
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
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In this tutorial, we target a problem that occurs when we overprocess our bass, losing our low-end. To get around this problem, we can split our sub-bass information away from our top end. Slitting our bass this way will give us more power to process heavier and still maintain our low end. It doesn't end there, we can also start to shape the bass to hit harder with transient designers, sidechain less on our top end, and many more goodies you can think off.
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yesssssssssss now i can finally make my bass way more louder
Most informative and underrated producer on TH-cam. I appreciate the speed of your explanations because 90% of tuts put me in a coma 🥴 thanks ZEN. 🙏🏽⚡️
Dropping knowledge I like how you explain the “why” and not just the “how”. Good stuff!
Classical method to process bass. A rock producer would have 3 tracks for that. Clean DI, compressed separate low frequencies plus separate mid and high frequencies which will be saturated or distorted and then blend all 3 together. This gives so many options for sound design. Having a reverb before the compressor adds an additional layer. I'd prefer to EQ the reverb so it's less obvious a reverb but it thickens up the sound. Ultra-fat. Great video :)
this is the most genius sidechain kick bass balance tutorial on youtube. seriously genius.i created this as a template and saved as an fx rack to add on my bass channels.. than i stalked this guy on IG and figured even David Guetta follows him :LOL this dude literally opens up my mind on production each time on each tutorial.
always giving us the best stuff out there. ty!
Looking like a Vsco girl with that hydro and patagonia in the intro
All your knowledge and information sharing is amazing... it’s what keeps me inspired. When I’m stuck on say bass parts one of your videos pop up and puts me back on track. Thank you and keep doing what your doing cause it’s right!
We love Mr Zen!
hey, came back to say thank cause this tutorial just saved one of my songs;) a month ago when i made this track I could not deal with the bass so I muted all the fx s I applied on my bass yes it was clean but the whole groove was gone.. this technique helped to save the groove of the whole track.. could not thank you enough. no wonder why David Guetta folllows you 🤣
Awesome stuff, yet so simple yet effective
Been doing this for a good while and I'm so thrilled to have a great tutorial to point people to!💯🙌
Thank you very much. Can imagine this is very important for many guy´s out there.
Incredible video! Thanks!
Thank You Really
Thank you
I needed this. Thanks!
Brilliant tutorial 👌🏻
awesome video as always, keep em comin!
awesome, thank you!
Nice advanced tutorial
Make a video on how to check if a studio is good or what things to keep in mind while renting a studio
Really good tutorial!
Subscribed ✌🏻😎
That background track😍😍😍😍🔥
Really ultimate way❤️❤️
100% perfect mix! Also the best compression hints i've ever seen, simple and effective. Thank you so much Zen!
2:20 I am not getting it how it should the same. Whenever I put EQ Three on a track then even if everything is set to 0, it boosts the volume up , usually by around 1dB. According to the manual: "The 48 dB Mode especially does not provide a perfect linear transfer quality, resulting in a slight coloration of the input signal even if all controls are set to 0.00 dB". For 24 dB it is even a higher boost. So how do you get it to sound exactly the same ?
Yeah your right all Eq's create phase shifts which create a different spectral response than you might expect. Plugin doctor can show you what your EQ is actually doing. I think he just means it shouldn't sound drastically different. Like if you didn't set the crossovers to the exact same value and had the same frequencies uncut in both your low and high band EQ, doubling up on frequencies for example. Another cool way to change the timbre of a sound is to use multi band plugins like waves vital, C4 or quadrafuzz with no compression, saturation applied and just move the crossovers around. Trippy how that works. IV tried to use linear phase Eq's to combat this problem on my kick drum how ever you run into different problems such as pre ring. Now I just try to use or make a patch/sample that contains the right frequencies from the get go so I don't have to do anything drastic with Eq's to get the sound there. Bass music guys do some crazy shit in Eq's that we learnt not to do in engineering school and get crazy good results. If rules are working for you break em all.
thx zen
Question alert- Some skilled producers say you should put the delay before the reverb, so... How about that? Great video btw!
Cool tips, zensei
Well explained, and thanks for showing what different effectchains will do to the sound 👍 I'm gonna try it :)
Ah one more question, the song in the background how is it called?
Is Serum a must buy?... been trying to survive on Logic X's ES2 (im still new to this).
I just bought it through splices rent to own system which is pretty sweet, costs like 10 euro a month or something. I don't know anything about ES2 in logic but I know it's given me a lot more to work with than any of abletons native instruments. At the moment I'm still using abletons instruments because I'm familiar with them but from having a quick mess around with serum it does seem to offer more versatility up front. I wouldn't say its an absolute necessity at all though. Look at the features it has and if there are features you like and lack in ES2 then go for it :)
Zen, your tutorials have helped my productivity in the studio 100% any chance you can make a baseline like CASSIMM - We Want This 🙏🏽
Very interesting.
By the way, do you know that everytime you hit play, your voice is muted? This can sometimes be annoying.
What's that background music.
It's one of his productions, there's a series on it if you check his account. I can't recall the title sorry
Never would have thought to do something so simple. Going to try it. Thanks! Should I use a linear phase eq so there’s no phase issues?
thank you very much, can you make a video about percussion for anjunadeep, colorize and zerothree kind of progressive house?
Hey Zen, long time listener first time caller. Just wondering why you're videos aren't monitized? You've got tons of subs and views but I never get an advert
all I gotta say about this video Zen is..... damn dude. with all of this knowledge. PLZ PLZ PLZ start releasing some tracks . you can get there bro. inspiring as a motha F'er. keep up the great work my G. and thanks for sharing! :D
FUNNY P.S.
Put some fabfilter "Saturn" on that "trash" yo :D
When you introduce the HAAS effect plugin at 8:24, less is more papi, maybe less is more approach is better as to say maybe a little EQ work could have done the job maybe... your thoughts are ALWAYS appreciated. Take care mate, thanks again :D
Well it's a mainstream career line as well, this industry isn't "just" about making world class tracks and fame lol it gets a lot deeper
So if u wanted to be lazy could u just duplicate the presets and low cut one and then High cut the other ? So one is covering low end and ones covering mids to highs ?
holy shit this was a good bass
Tumpin!
Top!
👍🏻👍🏻это круто спасибо
Goddamn I just wanted to sleep and then I noticed your video now i have to watch it 😩
Same here lol
Volumeshaper 4 let's u add different side chain shapes to three bands.. lot easier than using LFO tool..
Background song 🔥🔥🔥
Creating Ableton-like audio effect racks in FL Studio
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Night Bass tutorials pls my G!!!!!!!
Sry I am late Captain zen..... Btw great vid.
Hey zen, can u make a marco strous style tech house?
How about a Kick tutorial like Kettama?
este Kick ta pesado curti mais o kick
Zen, how is the SecretLab chair treating you? I am looking for a quality chair
Can anyone tell me that can tis be use this for dubstep or riddim
thanks for this tip! never thought about sidechain the frequencies separately. Now i just need to figure out how to do this in FL 😂
You could use patcher and then two instances of maximus to split the signal into low end and mid/high to process them separately. I'm sure there are plenty of tutorials!
you can def do it with patcher.
how to this (audio rack( on logic pro
name of intro song?
what the song playing in the background at the beginning?
It's a ZenWorld original;)
I think everyone has that same dent in their Hydro Flask
Awesome trick!
...p.s. you're handsome 🙊
Remake Julian jordan or Seth hills
Is it possible that we’re living in Zens World?? 😜😜😝😝
how to do this in fl studio ( audio effect rack ) ??
look into bluecat audio mb7 mixer, its a plugin that lets u process different frequencies like this video
Ayedi Yesser You could route your bass to channel 1 for example, and then un route channel 1 to the master. but send channel 1 to channel 2 and 3 and have an EQ at the top of the channel 2 and 3 with one set to a low pass at about 150 and then the other as the opposite. Then using the two channel as your low and high effects
You could also use Patcher. and set up two parallel EQ's. It might be a little less exact though with your frequency split.
@@jozephusmusic You could also use a couple instances of maximus inside patcher to fully seperate the frequencies.
use patcher.
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reverb, delay and widener on bass.... hmmmmmmmmm good luck to the mixer engineer.....
He used the wrong way to process it..that's the reason why the result sounds cheap far from a real and full tech house bass...The bass is one of the most important thing in techno ,you can't deal with it in 2 minutes ,You need some real knowledge and patience to make it sounds Big ! it's a real science !!
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You want to make things too fast without REAL control...the result doesn't sounds pro.
Close enough don't want to be here for 1 hour tweaking parameters
Anyone know how to do this in Fl studio?
You could use patcher and then two instances of maximus to split the signal into low end and mid/high to process them separately. I'm sure there are plenty of tutorials!