Membership plan: Going Deeper | Topics: Music Production
Course overview
This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on treating a bass synth sound using Ableton Live's native audio effects. We'll start by recording the bass synth into the Arrangement view, then apply stereo separation, EQ, saturation, and gain structuring techniques. The goal is to enhance the bass's presence and clarity while maintaining a solid low-end foundation.
What you'll learn
Understand the process of recording MIDI patterns into the Arrangement view in Ableton Live.
Learn how to apply stereo separation to a bass synth using utility and audio effect racks.
Gain skills in EQing using mid-side techniques to manage bass and high-frequency components.
Discover the benefits of saturation and how to apply it for depth and warmth.
Learn gain structuring techniques including compression and limiting.
Implement sidechain compression to avoid frequency clashes with drums, particularly the kick drum.
Who is this course for?
Those familiar with the basics of Ableton Live and looking to enhance their mixing and mastering skills, particularly in handling bass synths.
Producers working in genres where bass clarity and presence are crucial, such as EDM, hip-hop, and pop.
Individuals interested in understanding the technical aspects of sound design and mixing.
Course content
1. Introduction
2. Recording into Arrange
3. Stereo Seperation
4. Mid Side_EQing
5. Looking at Saturation
6. Gain Structuring your Bassline
7. Applying a Glue Compressor
8. EQ Three - Low Boost
9. Applying a Limiter
10. Sidechain Compression
11. Conclusion
Requirements
Ableton Live Standard (or higher)
Familiarity with Ableton Live's interface, MIDI, and basic audio effects.
A computer capable of running Ableton Live, and a good pair of headphones or studio monitors for accurate sound representation.
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