Hello,
Time for my monthly questions to the psyforum production guru's
Have been blindly cutting freq's of my leads/fx for quite a while now to keep my bassline clean and it has worked fairly well for me. However comparing my tracks with some pro artists, I see how weak my sounds actually are in comparison.
What I've been doing so far is sending everything except bass/kick to a group channel with REQ2, highest Q setting at roughly 250hz. Usually do my pads/atmospheres once the track is complete, where I switch off the eq when there is no bassline running.
Now, from what I hear in the pro tracks a lot of sounds do have a healthy amount of activity from the leads/fx lower than 250hz. How would I do that without muddying up my bass ?
I've been told to accentuate freq of my leads where the bass is not as prominent - finding those freq's has proved to be quite a task though, maybe my bass is too fat ?
Thanks for your help.
Time for my monthly questions to the psyforum production guru's

Have been blindly cutting freq's of my leads/fx for quite a while now to keep my bassline clean and it has worked fairly well for me. However comparing my tracks with some pro artists, I see how weak my sounds actually are in comparison.
What I've been doing so far is sending everything except bass/kick to a group channel with REQ2, highest Q setting at roughly 250hz. Usually do my pads/atmospheres once the track is complete, where I switch off the eq when there is no bassline running.
Now, from what I hear in the pro tracks a lot of sounds do have a healthy amount of activity from the leads/fx lower than 250hz. How would I do that without muddying up my bass ?
I've been told to accentuate freq of my leads where the bass is not as prominent - finding those freq's has proved to be quite a task though, maybe my bass is too fat ?
Thanks for your help.