wait why does your sub have an oscillator that is -64 st? if that wasn't bad enough, why is it not in multiples of 12? if THAT wasn't bad enough, why did you EQ it lol
i have my suspicion that the high frequency thing happens because the automation controls the volume by cutting it up into grains then adjusting the volume to each of them. i'll have to ask around. don't lowpass in the heisenberg itself. lowpass through a slope or curve.
you shouldn't need a preset for a sine wave or 2. i think i've experienced the higher frequency problem when automating the volume. i think it's heisenberg's fault for that. but why use a highshelf to cut the highs? a lowpass is more efficient. and this makes 0 sense, why u gotta boost the sub on the sub tho? seriously why do people do that
that kick transient is insanely loud and i'm glad i'm not blasting this. it might provide a warmer sound if you hard clip it down. that bass has little midrange and it kills the power. lowpass the master. there are some frequencies above 16kHz that are like... nails on a chalkboard. that also makes the track warmer. the clap is very quiet and also needs the punchy low end from the kick to really hit harder.
Still slaps
ooooh shit mainnnnnnnn, so nice, f**k that shit
babies
LOL WHY DID U USE MY VOCALS
wait why does your sub have an oscillator that is -64 st? if that wasn't bad enough, why is it not in multiples of 12? if THAT wasn't bad enough, why did you EQ it lol
that kick transient is insanely loud and i'm glad i'm not blasting this. it might provide a warmer sound if you hard clip it down. that bass has little midrange and it kills the power. lowpass the master. there are some frequencies above 16kHz that are like... nails on a chalkboard. that also makes the track warmer. the clap is very quiet and also needs the punchy low end from the kick to really hit harder.