Fed my kicks to make em fatter and chewier.
changes to sub bass to make it a bit louder and heavier
pattern change on the orange bassline
Level changes
usually it depends on the kind of kick
if its too quiet you can't hear it
if its a little quiet you can either raise the gain or eq it
if its too loud and still isn't punchy and you raise the gain, it'll become too distorted or loud, or both
hmmm, okay, so I may need to try a few different samples. I'm gonna fiddle around a bit with it and see what I can come up with, because of course I was worried about my kicks and sub bass frequencies mixing together and sounding muddy as well
Leveling and fixed the clipping
Love that lead
C-
is it 2012 again?
Fed my kicks to make em fatter and chewier. changes to sub bass to make it a bit louder and heavier pattern change on the orange bassline Level changes
Kicks fatter, mixed sub bass a little, changed bass decay to bit a little heavier sounding
usually it depends on the kind of kick if its too quiet you can't hear it if its a little quiet you can either raise the gain or eq it if its too loud and still isn't punchy and you raise the gain, it'll become too distorted or loud, or both
For the song I just made, I used https://www.audiotool.com/sample/travis_scott_kick for the kick. I raised the gain for the kick to about 8db and that was it
Vocal gain down
Overall Mixing and added Bassline