How to add high-end frequencies in your drop stack to make it sound full

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If you're looking to make tracks like Nurko, Illenium, Said the Sky and so forth, you've come to the right place!

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Big shout out to Chris from @CultureCodeMusic for showing me how to do this!

[galadhonx]

The contrary/lateral bass movement into the last chord was very satisfying 😄

[DEKILL_official]

Another trick: could also parallel distort the hell out of the lead! Distortion adds harmonics so f. ex. a good old supersaw drop would be pretty much "tuned" noise up in 9Khz freq and above with a harsh distortion, just make sure to make the parallel distortion way, way lower than the actual lead in the mix (obviously lol, oh also make sure to eq out all the low end from the distorted part btw) PS. This trick only works if your lead sound has enough harmonics already, so a super clean sinewave lead would just become a boring square wave and kinda bad for adding high-end air sizzle, as opposed to a supersaw or whatever thing which works!

[jettelife_]

Man that was beautiful! My drops have been lacking and i think it might just be these high end frequencies