Okay, so. For Drop 1, the basses lack an "energy" where it doesn't hit accurately, it only hits a tiny bit. So, I would take your Equalizer of either of your sub-basses and cut it around 40-60 Hz or make the kick hit around a higher octave around maybe 120 Hz, so it doesn't overwhelm your instruments. Same thing applies to Drop 2, just eq'd in different Hz's I presume. The equalizer should make it less clippy imo.
May 14, 20
Maybe increasing the attack would help your kick, and then eq it. Mergers, splitters in my personal experience help them punch through too.
May 14, 20
I believe the kick should be an octave above your sub because the kick is very essential.
May 14, 20
2nd drop is the same as the first, with some elements removed, with the basses playing an octave lower than 1st
Jan 20, 20
I do like that snare tho, need to figure out how I made that
Okay, so. For Drop 1, the basses lack an "energy" where it doesn't hit accurately, it only hits a tiny bit. So, I would take your Equalizer of either of your sub-basses and cut it around 40-60 Hz or make the kick hit around a higher octave around maybe 120 Hz, so it doesn't overwhelm your instruments. Same thing applies to Drop 2, just eq'd in different Hz's I presume. The equalizer should make it less clippy imo.
I do like that snare tho, need to figure out how I made that
louder
well fuck this sounds exactly like my riddim test