This bass mix tip might just get me into trouble… #mixingtip #mixing #mixingbass

[JBirdBobbyJ]

Compress the lower end and saturate the higher end. As long as you can split the frequencies this also sounds great live.

[LeonMillar-xk]

You can do this with the Live stock chorus which has a built in filter and stock multi band compressor, just for anybody who hasn’t got fabfilter or thinks you can do this without 👌

[nolanfontaine]

Everyone’s out there creating content, this guy’s creating wisdom

[jamesangell]

Here for the Streaky tips all day every day! Thanks Streaky!

[xrabbz]

Just binged loads of these, absolutely fantastic stuff

[Nomy]

Would you do this on a rock bass guitar?

[williamtell]

Nice Im liking these little tips, very time efficient learning!

[sebtodd]

Dont you mean to put the eq before the chorus?

[judu]

Streaky mate! Think I luv ya😂 brilliant that

[psonix_music]

@streaky is it possible to achieve similar results by separating the high and low end using parallel eq into two signals and adding the chorus to the high end only?

[ViN-EzL]

Hey Streaky, so plugins in Ableton like Utility have 120hz as default bass cutoff… is 100hz better?

[DigiAloe]

what is a way to achieve this on ableton?

[PacifierMusic]

I can’t remember all that. Please email it to me

[Raphael]

Sounds like is going to fuck up the phase

[convexsix]

I just set my bass to mono below whatever frequency with the utility tool in Ableton

[armywithluv]

Idk if I'm stupid but sounds the same for me

[MaxMayfield]

That’s not a bass, that’s a computer…

[LASHH]

Spike Stent basically did this on most of his rock stuff

[RobRuffMusic]

Streaky straight putting the audio engineer schools out of business...

[nolanfontaine]

Everyone’s out there creating content, this guy’s creating wisdom