As usual, a very useful video, especially for a slow learner like me... thank you.

Great tips as per Chris, coupled with huge congratulations on reaching 100k. Truly well deserved mon ami. You are a real asset in our Cubase community. A pleasure to us all that keeps learning from you and the team. Merci 🙏🏿🖤🙏🏿

Thank you sir your videos always useful. Have a good day.😊

Woooooowwww ❤❤❤ thank u sir ❤❤❤

Nice! Another great rock n roll trick is to HP the bass around 80Hz, boost at 100 and push the kick at 58-64. Compression to taste and you're good to go! Quick and easy. Really works a treat on up-tempo ditties, too. :)

Merci Chris pour ces précieux conseils!

👍🔥🔥Thank you, creator

Thank you Chris. Each one of your videos is teaching me always something more! I'm using your mix template and I must admit that now my music sounds much better than before. Thanks!

Great Chris, as usual ! 👍 I regularly use another variant. I send my bass in parallel into an auxiliary track with a low pass filter around 100 Hz, 6db/oct slope. And I reverse the polarity of this auxiliary track. The low pass filter then becomes a low cut / low shelf. Finally, I place a gate just behind the filter, sidechained with the kick. So the bass is filtered into the bass frequencies only when the kick hits. Greetings from France. 🇨🇵 😉

Thx once again Chris👍

Thank you!! Excellent

thank you sir 🙏

good tutorial, i love to use Trackspacer for kick/bass SC :)

Added to my favourites. Very clear, to the point, easy to follow tutorial. Thanks.

Cool trick Chris on the EQ SC part.. Finna try that ASAP.. tnx

Dear Chris. Thank you for your interesting and helpful Videos. Can you Show your SuperVision settings at The Stereo Out (Mixing) and during Mastering process?

Excellent video! Thanks, Chris!

I'll give it a try Thanks Chris

I stil love my Drawmer DS201 & the DBX120a to get a massive low end 😊

Perfect timing again Chris as I’m finishing processing the drum stems so will use this on the bass and also add a link to this video to my procedural list for all appropriate future mixes! Thank you! 🙏

Hi Chris....🤓 Lovely walkthru all about ducking & covering dynamic EQ as well... Mind if I ask you what the Bass VST / Preset is ? It sounds gorgeous..... Much Love.. 🤓👍👍🥇

Hey Chris you explained this very well, thanks!

Love it, Chris - thank you!

Excellent! Thanks Chris.

Great video! I use Frequency for side-chaining, especially for ducking electric bass or ducking midrange (chord) instruments that should create space for the melody. Most of the time, Frequency sounds more pleasant to my ears than using regular compression, spectral compression, Baby Audios smooth operator, or even soothe. Also, if you are using frequency you don't even need a duplicated drum track for scenarios similar to your last example: Frequency should by default only listen to the relevant frequency range of your input signal - and at 100 Hz the kick should be pretty much dominant. If that is not enough, you can still turn off the auto side-chain filter mode, choose your own trigger frequency, and go for 60 Hz or something. ;)

I often use the last technique in this tutorial to separate guitar and bas. I engage a side chained frequncy 2 on guitar track low frequencies triggered by the bas.

Great tip Chris!

Very cool! Can you do a similar video using live rock instruments?

Love using this trick! Thanks Chris! Is there a way in Cubase if you have edited an event and maybe did some slip editing or moved the event from it's original position, a way to get it back to it's original position with a key command?

or you use a gate with side chain kick and fix the floor to -6db. The cubase's gate can select the trigger's frequency. it's easiest.

Turning Auto off in the Side Chain section of Frequency and dialing in the actual frequency to respond to seems like a better and cleaner way to do this rather than creating an entirely new track and filtering it down. Not saying this is a bad option - there's always more than one way to do things and perhaps sometimes this might be best for people without Frequency, but if you're using it for the second demonsrtation then you may as well use it again, the side chain capabilities in Frequency are powerful enough to do it all on its own.. It also gives you the ability to do things like pump the high frequencies in response to a low frequency trigger which can make some really wild pumping tracks this way. Thanks for the vid.

All this did for me was remove all the low end from my electric bass. I note you had it on a synth bass. It actually sounded much better before I put it on.

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Awesome sauce!

Hi Chris thank's for the video. My question is in case of SC compressor for base line (triggered by KD) do you use another (2nd) compressor (with no SC) to manage dynamics of the base line with this final (2nd) compressor or do you use the one (SC comp) for whole dynamics of base line. Hope you understand what is my point. Thank's in advance.Jan

Great example of ducking, not just to bring out the kick, but as a great effect

One more trick: to use sidechain frequency knob in Frequency2 EQ (instead of auto). No need to create copy - just focus on frequency that you want

We need an ai plugin called the bass separators 😂. Maybe it will go very far

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