you have done such a huge contribution to future producer putting such tutorials here on youtube ..all of us from different generations can watch it infinitly and learn great things ..thank u so much...
dude this is hands down THE BEST way EVER thats ive seen to build a bass effet rack, i feel like creating a russian bot page just to drop a billion likes on the video, thanks mr bill
Hey man, who wouldn't suck when comparing themselves to Mr Bill? But it's normal, Mr Bill himself probably cries himself to sleep because he's not Aphex Twin... The trick is finding your own dimension, and being the best you can. Which is how you become a Mr Bill!
@@cherian5700 I really think it's true, I used to complain that I didn't sound like Tipper, than I realized 1) he's fucking Tipper, 2) there's no need to sound like him and 3) I need to find my way... Now I have my own sound and I'm happier than ever!
You are amazing. I just went through this video step by step and your eleven minute video took me about an hour to get through lol. You teach me so much. Your beyond genius.
love your tutorials man, really great stuff. It would be awesome of you if you made one on synthesizing drums sounds! Particularly kicks and snares. Just an idea... Thanks again :)
I was wondering if the Bass low would interfere with the sub, since it runs on the same frequencies?! Or is it irrelevant because of the different octaves? By the way i find this very helpful! lack of good sounding bass has been a problem for me! :)
Thanks v. much for these tuts man. Boss level certainly achieved. How did you learn ll this stuff in the first place..? I found the widening via the use of slightly out of sync delay particularly clever.
thanks for the comprehensive tutorials, I just watched this and have not had a chance to try this out yet however is it only possible to perform separation using only Ableton modules or could I use the instrument rack w eq to parse etc on other plug-ins?
Try as I might, my analog bass tone doesn't sound half as badass as his when I introduce the frequency sweep (around 3:48 in the video). What am I missing?
I hear that all the time about EQ3 being better at splitting frequencies, but I haven't encounters the same results. Sure, it's easier... but I wouldn't necessarily say better.
Phase cancellation is a thing that exists when you use non-linear cutoffs like this. I'm surprised someone with so much confidence in audio engineering wouldn't even think about something as basic as this. Hello comb filtering, good bye mono compatibility.
Man you’ve really been posting videos for over a decade. Thanks for teaching us what you know.
you have done such a huge contribution to future producer putting such tutorials here on youtube ..all of us from different generations can watch it infinitly and learn great things
..thank u so much...
i have learned so much from this guy i should pay him some cash .im dead serious.
then ,support him by buying his shit,on his website, its really quality stuff
Mr. Bill.com man ive been a suporter for 4 years now
dude this is hands down THE BEST way EVER thats ive seen to build a bass effet rack, i feel like creating a russian bot page just to drop a billion likes on the video, thanks mr bill
@researchrealdeep Yes, you can use the racks with any plug-ins. Not just Ableton plug-ins.
My first Mr B tutorial in 2013. Revisiting because I still suck 😎
Hey man, who wouldn't suck when comparing themselves to Mr Bill? But it's normal, Mr Bill himself probably cries himself to sleep because he's not Aphex Twin... The trick is finding your own dimension, and being the best you can. Which is how you become a Mr Bill!
@@tommythecat4961 wholesome advice
@@cherian5700 I really think it's true, I used to complain that I didn't sound like Tipper, than I realized 1) he's fucking Tipper, 2) there's no need to sound like him and 3) I need to find my way... Now I have my own sound and I'm happier than ever!
this might be the single best music related tutorial I have watched so far. Thank you so much!!!
You are amazing. I just went through this video step by step and your eleven minute video took me about an hour to get through lol. You teach me so much. Your beyond genius.
try the "eq3" for shelf cutting, i find it much more precise... a high cut leaves lesser bass rumble... check a spec...
You, sir, are a boss. I look forward to buying some of your tutorials.
You sir are a magician!!
MisterBill is the most best
real top material Mr Bill! thanks mate
love your tutorials man, really great stuff. It would be awesome of you if you made one on synthesizing drums sounds! Particularly kicks and snares. Just an idea... Thanks again :)
I was wondering if the Bass low would interfere with the sub, since it runs on the same frequencies?! Or is it irrelevant because of the different octaves?
By the way i find this very helpful! lack of good sounding bass has been a problem for me! :)
sick. thank you!
great tutorial. thanks
Really nice tutorial ! I think i will repost it next week on my twitter and facebook page if you agree. Peace. Cs
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great tutorial MrBill-)
Thank you!
Thanks v. much for these tuts man. Boss level certainly achieved. How did you learn ll this stuff in the first place..? I found the widening via the use of slightly out of sync delay particularly clever.
Thanku!
thanks for the comprehensive tutorials, I just watched this and have not had a chance to try this out yet however is it only possible to perform separation using only Ableton modules or could I use the instrument rack w eq to parse etc on other plug-ins?
Try as I might, my analog bass tone doesn't sound half as badass as his when I introduce the frequency sweep (around 3:48 in the video). What am I missing?
your vids kick ass, thanks for the tutorial.
Is there a way to duplicate the fades, if we use them on a sample?
its like OTT but only for low frequencies?
I hear that all the time about EQ3 being better at splitting frequencies, but I haven't encounters the same results. Sure, it's easier... but I wouldn't necessarily say better.
thx a lot man
Yeah how do you quickly create notes using your keyborad and copy them and move them around?
control c, control v, arrows, shift or control + arrows
this is a dank tutorial
whats the shortcut to go up an octave in the piano roll ?
+Hide and Tweak hold shit + press up arrow whilst the note(s) are selected
Max Bonifacio
yeah i figured it out some times after posting this, but thx for answering me
Thanks man, for bothering to share what you know. :)
:( you sounded so sad back then
🥀🥀🤘🥀🥀
Maybe you should try it then, shouldn't hurt ;D
Phase cancellation is a thing that exists when you use non-linear cutoffs like this. I'm surprised someone with so much confidence in audio engineering wouldn't even think about something as basic as this. Hello comb filtering, good bye mono compatibility.
>mono
>2021
lol, cute.
still sounds like shit with analog