Agemixer (02:58:13)
The mid bass (and a tad bit of sub bass and high bass) you will be hearing of your standard speakers. That's how you do it so it sounds you have the bass for any setup getting played.

Agemixer (02:56:50)
The lowest sub bass is the one you will be hearing from your sub woofer only

Agemixer (02:56:20)
The highest bass mostly defines you will hear this bass in your mobile phone speakers. Any of.

Agemixer (02:54:56)
The simpler those upper waves, the better, the cleaner sound.

Agemixer (02:53:30)
This was mixing-wise, notyet mastering stage. It comes the last

Agemixer (02:52:19)
Are you still following until there?

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

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