Agemixer (02:51:27)
It is just for giving it a tad bit bass "boost" but without bass boost FX actually. Easier to handle or kill at times, when you wanted only the sharper ones to get heard

Agemixer (02:50:13)
The basic idea that the basetoned SUB bass stays just comping the actual bass the higher ones, usually plays 2 times slower for some examples to make it sound good (in a mix)

Agemixer (02:48:38)
Or you have it 2 octaves higher, depends of what kind of tone you like

Agemixer (02:48:05)
This way you can also make the bass modified over time. THE ACTUAL NOTE can be of the same low frequency anyway - then it is just low but sharp spikes on that high bass layer

Agemixer (02:46:14)
The hi bass can be of 1 tone whatever waveform as well as the high-bass layer does the extra sparkles on top of that. Some trance styles is a good example the sound but can be made like this for any genre of course

Agemixer (02:44:37)
..or want to hear in the arrangement, basically.

Agemixer (02:44:19)
The "lowest" is the sinus bass, comping all other "sharper" basses on top of that - but which actually make the normal bass sound you hear

Rapture (02:43:24)
lowfreq is trickiest to mix

Agemixer (02:42:27)
Think about 2- or 3 layer bass, basically.

Agemixer (02:42:03)
...in the first place. Anyway:

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