Tight Low End on your Pop Master (Luca Pretolesi)

Luca Pretolesi shares his techniques on achieving a tight low end in your pop master! Let's discover how to use spectral mode to gain greater control over the low end without compromising the punch. This is perfect for tightening up your mix, ensuring that everything sits together seamlessly!
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[lucascarfidi]

there's no way that the in A-B test is involved just the trick he showed. The A version could be tighter in the low-end but it's also definitely louder, brighter and more punchy

[keenanwalker-art]

Wow I could learn alot from this bro...

[Reggi_Sample]

Increased the low end transient material while decreasing the sustain? Let me know if that sounds right because there are a good number of ways to do this

[happylittlesynth]

I think it would help to A/B with volume matched otherwise anyone is going to think the louder one is better

[larsony]

Try doing this in fruity without fab filter and soothe.

[komsfon]

I like him and his videos but he doesn't compare A and B version on the same level. His is always louder. Just keep in mind.

[NunoCabral]

Subscribed to your site, the videos didn’t play, unsubscribed, sent an email, never got a response back. :/

[davidcarter]

Please don't teach people how to make pop music. We need more black Sun empire, end less Madonna...