Ok here you go my friend. I hope this helps. As long as you do this everytime you start a new project, you'll enhance all your sounds. I promise you this works.
https://youtu.be/_Sr-3foJEYE?si=ClXQhKbhC8Gq04-M
Jul 26, 25
I recorded a little tutorial video with my phone and it's uploading to Youtube as of right now. Gonna take a little bit cause my internet, but as soon as it's finished, I'm gonna put the Youtube link here on your wall. This should help you whenever your starting a project.
Jul 26, 25
If you hook up a Graphic Equalizer to your main Receiver Box, and create almost kind of a smiley face with it. There will be 2 dots in the Graphic Equalizer, one on the right, and one on the left. Right side being highs, and left side being lows/bass. Drag right dot about halfway up. and the drag the left dot up about a quarter of the way. There is actually a Video tutorial somewhere on Youtube where a guy explains it. I'm actually trying to find the link for you now.
Jul 26, 25
You know what, I'm gonna make a video for you explaining what I'm referring too, and upload it to Youtube. Then I'll send you the link. Then as long as you repeat the same thing when hooking up a project, You'll notice a major major change in Volume. All your sounds will be amplified. You just have to keep all your volume levels on your mixer thumpin about halfway or below.
Jul 26, 25
I'm gonna find that link to send you, but it might take me a minute. Now, if you hook up a Multiband Compressor to your mixer at the Aux send, and use the preset called GOOD/LOUD, turn all the Aux knobs all the way up, that will amplify all your instruments that are hooked up to your mixer or mixers.
Jul 26, 25
Leave your Receiver box's volume at -3.00db and turn the clipping button on. Then the Graqhic Equalizer hooked up to your Receiver Box with the right adjustment will amplify your overall sound.
Jul 26, 25
i usually equalize like that, but not that far up. noted.
Keep using the fast drum & bass. It has the flow that might keep users coming back. I sure will come back to hear that fun jungle drum & bass style,
Apr 25, 24
Keep making songs like Wilted, the fast drum and bass style, Check out Good Looking Records, and Metalheadz, they could give you some inspiration. They have a jungle drum and bass style.
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Ok here you go my friend. I hope this helps. As long as you do this everytime you start a new project, you'll enhance all your sounds. I promise you this works. https://youtu.be/_Sr-3foJEYE?si=ClXQhKbhC8Gq04-M
I recorded a little tutorial video with my phone and it's uploading to Youtube as of right now. Gonna take a little bit cause my internet, but as soon as it's finished, I'm gonna put the Youtube link here on your wall. This should help you whenever your starting a project.
If you hook up a Graphic Equalizer to your main Receiver Box, and create almost kind of a smiley face with it. There will be 2 dots in the Graphic Equalizer, one on the right, and one on the left. Right side being highs, and left side being lows/bass. Drag right dot about halfway up. and the drag the left dot up about a quarter of the way. There is actually a Video tutorial somewhere on Youtube where a guy explains it. I'm actually trying to find the link for you now.
https://www.audiotool.com/track/3v1haljw/
https://www.audiotool.com/track/gixu8suh/
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Keep using the fast drum & bass. It has the flow that might keep users coming back. I sure will come back to hear that fun jungle drum & bass style,
Keep making songs like Wilted, the fast drum and bass style, Check out Good Looking Records, and Metalheadz, they could give you some inspiration. They have a jungle drum and bass style.
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