No KICK/BASS Phase Cancellation Ever Again Because Of This Technique!

GG!! Thank you a lot 👍

instead of a square gate modulating the lowest frequency, could you use the envelope of the kick inverted to modulate the amplitude of the sine wave? this would "fade in" the bass as the kick decays, a bit like a side chain ducking but only for that lowest frequency.

I think a well positioned sub is crucial, otherwise you Will always be guessing that weight on the lower freqs .

Super neat! I've been using reese bass minus the fundamental for years in Serum to get a stable fundamental with the sub. That harmonic filter trick to get the effect across a whole wave table is awesome!

I appreciate these videos are freely available and may be relevant, but jeez.. they totally suck the fun out of making music!!! Look at what we endure for just a kick and bass. If you make good music, a good label will hear. Be true to you x

why dont just sidechain the kick at the bassline by using linear phase eq, its more easier right, you can have more complexity adding another instruments that contain low frequencies that dosent ruin the kick phase.

it's possible to remove the fundamental in Diva?

'Just keep the bassline note the same all the way through bro' - 99% of psy-trance producers

Thxs for the great video, r these analysers from bitwig or plugins ?

Can you apply this technique with zebralette 3?

Cool technique, but not new, something similar was already described by Alice of Biskuwi fee weeks ago. She did it with Serum which is even better in for this purpose because its"remove fundamental" function in the wave editor

you can also just set sync to 1/16 on the curve and dial in your envelope and have no phase I would say thats the most basic way. I will try this as I play faster music im interested to see

really:I lost it

Would that preset be available sometime? Tried to figure out the steps making this and didn't really get the last part from 11mins in :) Love your videos as always buddy!

I’ve see. A thousand videos about dealing with the low frequencies between the kicks and the subs, which I’m grateful for., but what dealing with interference between high frequencies in drums and synths and sound effect samples as it happens in psytrance costing us clarity. That’s what really baffles me

What spectre analyzer is this?

useful vid thanks

how i m gonna do on pigment , diva , hive or serum?

Dash you are a damn hero. thank you so much

Very helpful because i messed up with this problem most of the time. I however trying to get this with side chaining bass but phase problem i can't able to solve and you just showed me the accurate way to do it thank you brother.🎉

I love how all the knowledge I’ve ever paid for is just becoming more and more available for free!

That's going to make all the difference to a melodic base well done

i think a propper side chain to the kick achieves the same results no?

Tuned kick?
You meant tuned bass.
"Kicks do kicks, bass do bass, never tune your kick" - deadmau5
So the transient of kick should NEVER be pitched around. If it's in C keep it C don't go to E or G.
When I load up a kick, the very first thing I do: check the fundamental note.
So yeah everything else: the sub, the bass, the tail can be tuned, but a transient shall never be tuned than its original fundamental, means if you also pitch your transient you mess up the phase and the frequency response gets messed up.

Oh yeah!!! It's all coming together! 🔥🔥🔥

How do you get the plugin window to sit in the top right hand corner like that? The analyzer

Hi Glitch.
It's interesting to me watching younger generations doing psytrance and other kind of electronic music in these days. Today, we have all kind of music production tools and softwares that are available for everyone and you can visually dive in and search all details about sound design...etc. Now, let's go back in 90's when there wasn't softwares at all, mostly hardware and it wasn't cheap. There was a lot of trance-psy-goa (whatever you call it..) projects and some of them were one step ahead of their time with every new releases! X Dream for example... It will be very interesting to see how they manipulate low end in their time in the 90's, without all available softwares that we have today?
I remember when I heard their songs at clubs or open air parties, their sound was different - especially kick and bass...even today! Any info how they made it so special?

Now I'm looking at the FET filter in Avenger in a whole new way. Gonna need some key tracking. Thanks for this, love the song, feel free to show more.

Hahahaha stfu n play that tune

Professional sound sculptor 👏🏼good work Hawkins i follow

What's the spectrogram visualizer you are using?

Youre not normal 😂❤

What is the spectrogram you used in this video? it seems light weight and perfect :) Edit: I found it in the comments Cheers! :)

looks like multiband sidechaining in the very low freqs - the fundamental of the bass to the kick... or i mistaken my self...

All sounds a bit over complicated.... Isn't it much simpler to just scoop out a bit of your bass with EQ so the kick sits in that "hole"?

Cool thx for the tips

What is the vst you are using to monitor phase correlation between kick and bass ???

Dude your using Bitwig. I dont understand why all these tutorials use so many 3rd plugins to make a point. In Bitwig the stock devices or the grid should have been used.

Dude that disperser technique is something I've always wanted to try. There are lot of artists who rinse it but it's also defined their basses. Super mad. Shame I haven't dabbled in phase plant

So simple and elegant, and a perfect solution to the problem. Love this technique!

Great info, thanks for sharing.

It makes me wonder how Lyktum did his dispersion bases back in the early 2010s.

Aha ! YOYOYOYOYOYOYOOOOO ! THE secret sauce weapon ? ADPTR sculpt on kick ,..and Im testing that on bass now 2 ; )

I'm sure you've been asked a million times already, but what's the name of that visualizer?

OG Goat

🤘👽🤘

What is your artist name and where I can find your Music?

If only phase plant had a multi-out routing :)

Wawtsup.

Isn’t another way of getting no clashes in frequencies with the low end would be to just make the kick shorter than a 16th note and same with the bass? It wouldn’t need to be by much.

Can't you just achieve the same result by using the plugin FUSER ?

How to do this in Ableton ? 😂