How to remake GHOSTEMANE - HYDROCHLORIDE (Instrumental tutorial)

[@stasan4ikplay49]

respect

[@90dzcohmzter09]

If you have omnisphere the exact patch he used for that distorted bass is in there! Tbh some saturation and compression and it sounds just like the track

[@DAR_Romanov]

What is the name of the preset?

[@90dzcohmzter09]

@@DAR_Romanov its called brutal Moog there are about 3-4 versions of the patch! enjoy :)

[@WEEsLIFEChannel]

This is insane

[@DeafLynch]

Thanks!

[@jackson8frost]

Awesome

[@DeafLynch]

thank u!

[@Blastistrash]

you should make a guitar tutorial on this

[@ethansfrey3046]

This is awesome. What tuning is your guitar in?

[@DeafLynch]

Thanks! Drop A tuning.

[@doctorxcrazy]

this is crazy bro. one question i have is, you boosted frequencies a lot and added a lot of saturation. did this not cause clipping? if so, how did you avoid it?

[@DeafLynch]

Thanks! No, the mix does not clipping, because the volume of the channels does not exceed the norm. This is approximately -12db

[@doctorxcrazy]

@@DeafLynch how did you ensure it does not exceed 12 db? Limiter or compressor? Did you gain stage before hand? Sorry for all the questions, really appreciate your help 🙏

[@DeafLynch]

@@doctorxcrazy I mean every channel. For example guitars, kick, bass and so on. They should not exceed -12 db, since the entire volume is summed up on a master channel, and if you have -0 db everywhere, then the master will clipping. I just set the volume on the analyzer in the default Ableton mixer. And then on the master channel I compensated the volume with a limiter L2

[@doctorxcrazy]

@@DeafLynch Ah I see, so after adding the effects, you just reduced the fader on each channel so that it did not exceed -12 db?

[@DeafLynch]

@@doctorxcrazy exactly! it is best to always stick to these values, in any mix)

[@sicNtwstdF]

fucking genius