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One of the hardest things to mix in music for most producers and artists is kick and bass, this is mainly due to the fact that these two elements require a lot of the same space in the frequency spectrum and if you get the bass and kick wrong it can take all the energy out of the track. Which can be rather demoralising

Well, don't threat, In this how-to, we will look to help with these issues and show some key steps on how to get your kick and bass sitting perfectly together. And once this is done, it can make the rest of your mixing job way more enjoyable.

What you will learn in this techno music production tutorial is:

Tuning
EQ
Compression
Dynamic EQ
NYC Compression
Bass Programming
Sidechain Compression

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ableton, mixing, Techno, how toMichael L PenmanSeptember 20, 2019mixing, techno mixing tips, techno, mixing bass and kickComment

How to Make an EQ Splitter in Ableton

An EQ splitter is a very very useful tool which can allow you to split your frequency bands and add individual processing to each of these bands. In this blog post we are going be looking at how to set this up in Ableton Live 10 using the audio racks.

how to, tutorial, ableton, Freebie, freebieMichael L PenmanFebruary 1, 2018ableton, how to, tutorial, mixing, tips & tricksComment