Production Tip: How to Layer Kick Drums with Purpose [Excerpt]

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[mrmatthew]

Is this full video on the Pro Audio Files? I'm a paid member and cannot find it.

[Chris-pkec]

very...very nice to see this tutorial. thank u bro but isn't there any phase issue unless u do somethin with phase linear thing?

[guglacownt]

What difference does it make for these stereo type of kick samples to be panned all the way out like the default or panning both sides up the center?

[ClassAstudio-Duditamir]

Only one thing is very important that I see in many of your videos - that you do not teach and it's really not good - when performing LPF in identical sound layers you do not use linear phase eq

I have no idea why you do not emphasize this topic or at all refers to it