another idea...

maybe tone down any effects you have on the bass...

it might sound cool but tons of effects will make any signal run hot... just
an idea.

anyway, sometimes subtlety can make sounds a lot more interesting than
something blatant.

-----Original Message-----
From: Nick Lankester [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 04, 2003 10:23 AM
To: Drum & Bass Arena Discussion List
Subject: [dnb-prod] setting maximum levels in a track..


Well, it�s raining outside and I�ve had the flu for over a week� L but..
luckily that makes for perfect beat making conditions as far as I�m
concerned!

So, I was wondering, if you have a bass part/track which sounds good when
all the song parts/instruments are playing but that is so heavy that the
drums shoot up in volume when the bass part is muted� what do you do??

Should you just lower the necessary parts� volumes at any point that the
bass isn�t playing? Or is it better to compress and level the track so that
everything fits naturally? (I mean, without automating the part�s levels to
compensate for loud parts..)

Does that all make sense?

Anyone got any advice?

Cheers..

            Nick
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