Nathan thanks for really just helping us out in these ways. I started watching about 6 months ago. And my producing has gotten exponentially better very quickly. Thx

Bass and drums really create the feel of the song. Everything else is just nice fluff.

Hope this video helped you a bunch with getting your bass more PHAT (with a P)! If you are wanting to get a systematic approach to how to produce professional quality from start to finish - you need to watch my Production RoadMap Workshop - it's totally free and we've had thousands of producers go through it and find a huge amount of value from it! You can check that out right here: www.produceracceleratorcourse.com/YTWorkshop

Nathan! This video was amazing! I've learned so much! Thanks a lot! I'd love to see more vids like this! Keep creating man! 🔥

Great content as always!

Great stuff Nathan!

Thank you so much for making these videos. One of the only youtubers with a "logical" and simple approach to explaining things

Nathan this a great video! I do a lot of synth work for fun adding to my friends' projects and bands from rock to singer-songwriter to hip hop. Most videos are EDM/Trap specific so I love that you cover the difference in production techniques you use for different genres. I think producing and synths will always be just a hobby for me but I enjoy getting to learn new things that help me add to my friends' visions and bring them to life. Thank you so much!

Nothing like some superb bass

"a little bassy bass, is it?" - Paul McCartney voice while air bass guitar plucking

The amount of stuff Nathan teaches me!

Thanks for these great tips! Jumping right in my daw now to try them out...

Dude you are a mixing legend

Another thing I do when copying a take and using it as two separate takes for the "spread" is not only separating the timing by a few milliseconds but also put a pitch shifter in the copied clip and pitch down about 25 cents.

This is a bit off topic but for any Logic users out there like me who like to use a compressor to duck their vocal delays and reverbs with the Dry lead vocal signal, that new update to waves studiorack let's you internally duck the output of studiorack with the track input signal with ANY vst you own now. You don't need create a ghost sidechain track anymore. Great tips on bass by the way! My fav bass enhancers are Decapitator and denise audio Bass XL. Also that free studiorack update lets you create a multiband Decapitator...

Also wanted to add Polyverse's stereo spreader as a great free plugin. It only has one parameter but I've always found it gives me the stereo spread effect I want

Thanks, NJL. There's plenty of bass here at the moment, really loud thunder.

Gems!

New fan here haha thank you so much! I learn a lot from your videos :) btw, may I ask what vst did you use for the strings in 6:48?

Hi Hi Nathan. Cool video. I was looking for it, finally found it again. Long search. Anyway can u pls tell me what the low and high cuts are of the 2 upper bass tracks with the agressive brass on top? I wish u could have shown the eq. Lows tend to cause lots of muddiness if not applied properly.

Hi! I would love a video about recording bass and getting the right sound through amps! I know a lot of people just uses a line box and then have a plugin for amp but I would like to see a tutorial for actually recording it through a microphone:) great vid

Great topic. Can you tell me what you reached for or changed in the first tip where you added a bit of sine wave in the 50hz range? I totally get the technique and understand various ways this can be done but It was a bit tough to follow cause i did not understand what the source material was to begin with to grasp what was done to achieve it. Thank you :]

Hey Nathan great video as always man. Are you using a gimbal that's tracking you on your second camera? Maybe the sensitivity is a little too high, the movements are are a little distracting actually

Dear Nathan, thanks for the very good tricks. But if you let us hear the difference between 2 basses centered and 4 basses panned left and right, then make sure you do pan them left and right, not 3 left and one right (or was it 3 right and one left) ...

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how to turn any sound into chords, and be able to play it on a piano? Like if i clap and record it, how to play it on our midi keyboard?

Great content! As always. Do you also use Arcade in your productions? I just tried out to create a track only #madeinarcade

Hey there... Does anyone know a good way of analyzing anlogue gear without using a daw...?

What's that monitor speaker?

YOO NATHAN WASSUP!! JUAT WANTED TO ASK YOU WHICH STUDIO MONITORS YOU ARE USING??

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dude, in 3rd tip both sub basses were right. 😅😅

For the #3 tip, I'd probably used a bit of side EQ to tame the low end on the synth bass on the sides, or actually just pan them less aggressively!

hey, was wondering about buying your course, but clearly you use IOS, and im just having fun with cakewalk on windows- does it actually make sense for me to get it?

I was under the impression that low frequencies should be kept in the center of the mix. Can you explain your reasoning for widening your entire bass spectrum and not just the mid and high frequencies?

Aren't you supposed to like never use stereo imaging effects on basses because it will typically cause phasing?

Reverb on a bass.... Can someone please tell how's that possible, I always shy away from doing that

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Well, for the rock track I would disagree. Layering is no problem at all, especially if you have an aggressive distorted bass. No distortion for lows and subs and pretty high distortion for mids and highs. But not panning, keep it in the centre. And guitar! Yep, guitar should be panned left and right, maybe even quadro))

What I have heard is that the telltale sign of an inexperienced producer is that the bass is too loud.

I thought bass will be only nice in mono...because it might ruin the mix...🥴

So this video completely ruined my world. I’ve been producing my own hip-hop songs and mixing for three years now and the whole time I thought all bass had to be mono right down the center.

He’s a 10 but he double tracks his bass

Bro you gotta add timestamps to these videos i cant be watching all, bc i know i had to know some of them and i cant be wasting time watching them again