Awesome to hear! Thanks for checking it out!! -Justin

Thank you for tuning in! -Justin

@@SonicScoop 👋

Hi Doug, this is such a great question! I wish I had the time to really devote to try answering it in a KZfaq comment, but I'm afraid that if I start I won't be done for an hour!! I'll try to keep this in mind for future podcast episodes. Or, we can get on a coaching call or do a mastering session sometime and figure out exactly what's separating our tracks from standing up to your favorite stuff in the style. Please reach out via email if this can be of help! Very best, Justin

@@SonicScoop Hi Justin, many thanks for your really kind reply :) I'd certainly be (and I imagine many people dabbling in dub reggae / jungle / dub techno / 808 bass style genres etc would also be) extremely interested to watch one of your excellent podcasts and learn more about how commercially successful and experienced professionals such as yourself try to get songs to be heard on smaller speakers even though these genres rely upon fairly 'clean' / 'not fizzy mid frequency distorted' bass tones. For example, tracks such as those of Black Uhuru's "The Dub Factor" album, or Roni Size's "Brown Paper Bag", have pretty 'clean' sounding bass tones which the tracks are built around - and it might be that fans of such genres must simply compromise and accept that they can only really enjoy these bass-heavy songs as the artist intends upon low-frequency capable speakers / headphone setups rather than smaller speakers? But with such incredible audio tools and production techniques as we have, it might be that such tones are able to be pushed further into the midrange (and into smaller speaker territory) without gaining the increasing appearance of 'fizzy mid-frequency' saturation on top of the clean-ish low bass sound? It will be intriguing to hear your thoughts in a future podcast! Many thanks also for the very kind offer of email communication / a coaching call / a mastering session as well (although tbh a future podcast would probably be more desirable please, given that several other of your subscribers might also be in a similar boat). Cheers :)

😂 I am like Ned Flanders under this V-neck -Justin

Haha, yeah, I don't usually flex on camera, but I thought it would be fun and funny to throw in there! -Justin

@@SonicScoop It was so funny and I was not ready at all hahaha

You are not the only one to ask! I actually addressed that SAME EXACT QUESTION in the very next sentence after this video ends! 😂 You can hear it here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mdOda9hm39OrY3U.html

😂 Fair enough! That's not the goal of this one. Here are some free ones if you're looking for more specifics: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j596f5OK293Vc6s.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j7WRZ69jqJPbfaM.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r5p-n7pmuJ6lo3k.html Or for the full length course, try Mastering Demystified: masteringdemystified.com Hope that helps! -Justin

Yoooo Benj!

Sorry BenJ I was late

@@DarkTrapStudio lol

I did ✋ … it only took a decade of prior related experience 😆 -Justin

@@SonicScoop indeed that was the point 👍

Yes, that was one of the main points of the video too :-) -Justin