cant believe this only has 220 views! This is FANTASTIC information about, not only mixing/processing bass, but how to get the most out of Ableton as well. I am both thankful and greatful
Ariel thank you so much for taking the time to comment! Every comment helps to get the video to more people. Hopefully it will reach more people as the channel grows.
dont use ableton, cubase for 30 years, but this is must watch for ableton users and plenty of information applies whatever daw you use, really like your presentation.thanks.
This is amazing! Becky I’m so happy I’ve found your channel. You’re so concise, so easy to follow. So many videos as informative as this, go on for 30-40 minutes when they don’t need to. You’ve genuinely perfected the art of a music prod tutorial. Thank you for your work!
fascinating stuff. Subscribed. When it comes to adding space in the high end I have used ozone stereo imager before. I was wondering if autopan was doing something similar in this case? (not an ableton user).
So much easier to avoid muddy bass this way too.. Great video.. Your chanel is providing tips to beginners things they would usually have to pay for in a course.. You deserve so many more viewers.. Keep it up..
Thank you Sam. That means a lot to hear. I'm really making an effort to provide value to my audience. Hopefully, with every comment like yours, the algorithm with boost my videos to more people and the channel will grow!
is this just for bass or applicable at any instrument , or even on master or group ? , please make video just like this one for every instrument , please . thank for this amazing job . please reply
@@BeckySaifMusic Hi Becky, I thought I'd let you know that I've just used the advice from this tutorial on one of my tracks and got a fantastic result. It sounds so much better than before. I am very grateful! 🙏🙏🙏
BeX I have to say this has truly help me sort out my processing on my basses. Even though I use Logic the principle of what you are show in Ableton can be easily applied on other DAW, So Thank you
Becky- I love the way you explain stuff. I just found your channel today and I'm blown away at the clarity with which you are able to explain complex topics. I have a request. Could you make a video about workflow for optimizing cpu usage while also maintaining the ability to go back and change things as you compose? Do you have any tips for midi composition?
Thank you! I have two tips for optimising cpu... bounce midi files to audio and freeze tracks. That will help massively. Freexing tracks can get a bit annoying so I would hust flatten them and get over the fact that you won't be able to back to make changes. Thanks for your comment. Sorry it took me a while to reply. Various life dramas 😅
So you do this whole processing on an exported bass stem? I mean, if im working with a sub up to 100hz (mono) + bass 100hz to 2500hz aprox more in the mids + reese bass 300hz to 2500hz on the sides, should i do this processing on the BASS group?? Individually?? Same question with your multiband compression tutorial! Thanks!!
Great stuff Beckyy !...I have a question :- supose i have a drum buss and a bass buss ,i send both of them to e third buss called drum and bass buss ...in the drum and bass buss i want to hit the compressor with 1-2 db gain reduction but at the same time i want to have controll of volume in the other busses without affecting the drum and base buss ..is that possible in ableton to have a pre fader so that the input in the drum and base compressor doesnt change but the volume in the individual busses can change without affectin the input of the third buss ..is something like that possible in ableton ?
This splitting thing is bonkers, thank you!
Splitting thing is the way forward ;)
So glad you popped on my feed. Your depth of skill and method of teaching are truly impeccable!
cant believe this only has 220 views! This is FANTASTIC information about, not only mixing/processing bass, but how to get the most out of Ableton as well. I am both thankful and greatful
Ariel thank you so much for taking the time to comment! Every comment helps to get the video to more people. Hopefully it will reach more people as the channel grows.
Yeah man true this channel and Becky really profesional!!!
Thanks Becky,,I’m not using Ableton but the technique can be applied to any DAW. Great tutorial.
It can indeed! I aim to do a mixture of transferable tutorials and Ableton ones. Glad you enjoyed it :)
dont use ableton, cubase for 30 years, but this is must watch for ableton users and plenty of information applies whatever daw you use, really like your presentation.thanks.
Awesome. Thanks so much. Hope to see you become an Ableton user one day 😉
Eq3 is also very handy for splitting frequencies :)
it is indeed :)
I am very pleased to learn from such a fun, cheerful and handsome teacher!👍💐
Thank you! 😃 First time I've been called handsome but I'll take it!
Really wonderful incite. Gotta go back to some recent projects and apply these tips. Thanks a lot!
My pleasure!
Thank you, this and your how to compress bass video helped me
That's awesome to hear. Glad you're getting valuable information from this channel 😁
Everyone loves you Becky! You're the best!🙌 Would you use this technique in different genres? Fe. on a smooth bass in a pop or R&B track?
Thanks for the great tips. Some of these I don't do often enough.
You're welcome Preston. 🤗
Well explained and easy to follow. Nice one, Becky!
Awesome thanks so much 😊
Please do a follow on from this about compression on your bass. Very many thanks.
Yes I can. The best way to help me is to jump in the Discord. There's a tutorial suggestions channel in there. Keeps it all in one place. :)
thanks for your videos! they are a god send for beginners
You're welcome 😁
Very basic and useful knowledge, thank you！
Absolutely essential knowledge 💫
Really useful information. Thanks
You're welcome 😊
Hi, my name is Paul Williams Jr from South Africa. What golden insight delivered here. In a warm, open tone. Thank you so much!
omg what a video, I'm gonna use it, thanks for your content and time on this.
you're welcome!
Probably the best and most helpful lesson in processing bass that I've seen. Thanks! Very helpful!
This is amazing! Becky I’m so happy I’ve found your channel. You’re so concise, so easy to follow. So many videos as informative as this, go on for 30-40 minutes when they don’t need to. You’ve genuinely perfected the art of a music prod tutorial. Thank you for your work!
Wow this channel is really informative, its nice to hear alot of what i know reiterated and confirmed as good technique. Thanks
Aw thank you so much. Lovely to hear. 🙂
This bass sounds epic af.
This is very awesome ty so much for the tips!
You're welcome 😊
Fabulous content Becky that’s really helped me so much !
Amazing! Glad you appreciate it
Great video. Keep em coming.
exactly what I was looking for. my bass sounds are sounding 100 times better. thank you!!!!!!!!!
Amazing Ajay! This is great to hear.
Nice tips! Well done
Thanks 😊
fascinating stuff. Subscribed. When it comes to adding space in the high end I have used ozone stereo imager before. I was wondering if autopan was doing something similar in this case? (not an ableton user).
Autopan is movement - imagers are phase manipulations to create the illusion of a wider sense of specialisation
Wow, this was a great tutorial. Such a cude a pro level teacher you are. Thanks so much for this valuable videos.
You're welcome 😊
This is very useful and to the point ! Does anyone split their kick in 3 bands also? Thank you Becky !
You're welcome 😊 I've only split my kick into 2 bands but never say never. Could end up being a 3 split day one day.
Just want to THANK YOU for making all of these videos! You are amazing at this :D
That was a great vid. One area I struggle with is getting the bass to punch through in tracks I make. Will defo give that a go 👍
Hope it works out for you!
So much easier to avoid muddy bass this way too.. Great video.. Your chanel is providing tips to beginners things they would usually have to pay for in a course.. You deserve so many more viewers.. Keep it up..
Thank you Sam. That means a lot to hear. I'm really making an effort to provide value to my audience. Hopefully, with every comment like yours, the algorithm with boost my videos to more people and the channel will grow!
@@BeckySaifMusic 🤞🤞
is this just for bass or applicable at any instrument , or even on master or group ? , please make video just like this one for every instrument , please . thank for this amazing job . please reply
Haha ok I will 🤣🙌
Very clear tutorial really enjoyed this, will use these technics in my production
Awesome 😊
Hah! Instant feedback on the viewer questions! Awesome :D
Hahaha on a roll with these videos! 🤗
Great tutorial, Becky! Thanks for sharing. Learned a lot 👍👍👍
Great to hear! 😁
@@BeckySaifMusic Hi Becky, I thought I'd let you know that I've just used the advice from this tutorial on one of my tracks and got a fantastic result. It sounds so much better than before. I am very grateful! 🙏🙏🙏
Great video. good Low end is still a bit of a mystery, so all tips help.
Cool tips!!!
Thanks! The very basics for sure.
Really liked the video, helped me alot (except the ableton UI, i dont understand how that works, FL is easy for me).
BeX I have to say this has truly help me sort out my processing on my basses. Even though I use Logic the principle of what you are show in Ableton can be easily applied on other DAW, So Thank you
Oh for sure! I'm so glad this helped you. Principles can be applied whatever DAW you used. Thanks for the comment and glad to have you here 😊
These are so good
😊
touched and subscribed :) awesome thanks Becky (:
Yey! Youre welcome 😊
weird question, did you pick 5 essentials because people like "round" numbers, or was that the number you produced when thinking about this? (YOU)
gurl you got my bass sounding godly!!!
Well that's good to hear!
Big Up Becky!!!
:)
Becky- I love the way you explain stuff. I just found your channel today and I'm blown away at the clarity with which you are able to explain complex topics.
I have a request. Could you make a video about workflow for optimizing cpu usage while also maintaining the ability to go back and change things as you compose? Do you have any tips for midi composition?
Thank you! I have two tips for optimising cpu... bounce midi files to audio and freeze tracks. That will help massively. Freexing tracks can get a bit annoying so I would hust flatten them and get over the fact that you won't be able to back to make changes. Thanks for your comment. Sorry it took me a while to reply. Various life dramas 😅
for CPU optimization, dont buy mac :D
thank u finally a girlie making tutorials
There's a few on here. LNA does audio stuff is one of my favourites. ✌️
So you do this whole processing on an exported bass stem? I mean, if im working with a sub up to 100hz (mono) + bass 100hz to 2500hz aprox more in the mids + reese bass 300hz to 2500hz on the sides, should i do this processing on the BASS group?? Individually?? Same question with your multiband compression tutorial! Thanks!!
nice tut thx alot!
Great stuff Beckyy !...I have a question :- supose i have a drum buss and a bass buss ,i send both of them to e third buss called drum and bass buss ...in the drum and bass buss i want to hit the compressor with 1-2 db gain reduction but at the same time i want to have controll of volume in the other busses without affecting the drum and base buss ..is that possible in ableton to have a pre fader so that the input in the drum and base compressor doesnt change but the volume in the individual busses can change without affectin the input of the third buss ..is something like that possible in ableton ?
I JUST TOUCHED IT :)
so you’re duplicating the track twice so there’s three copies? little confused on that.
sounds cool i’ll try it :)
👍👍👍
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smart and gorgeous
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Your so fucking smart 😭😭
😄 always learning in this field
New to fishing. Came here to learn how to process bass. F*** English -.-