Kick and Bass Sidechaining with Trackspacer

This is a quick tutorial about Trackspacer and how effective it can be for sidechaining kick and bass. Not only that, but you can dial it in very quickly.
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[@shq1723]

Nice! Will be grabbing this very soon thanks to this video!

[@vxd]

Awesome!

[@ALifeTheKidd]

thanks for this tip.. really easy to use

[@vxd]

My pleasure

[@MikeManaMusic]

wow you put so much effort in your videos I hope you make more :)

[@vxd]

Thanks for the encouragement:)

[@sosaondabeatboi2095]

legend for this tip

[@vxd]

Thanks 😊

[@arastu1774]

Id use this on sample and 808 cuz sometimes you cant cut too much of low end of the sample but this plugin ducks those frequencies in a dynamic way so when your 808 playing the sound comes through abd when not your sample sounds just fine

[@vxd]

Agree 👍

[@BrenCford]

The plugin isn't so suitable for the task of kick/bass separation because you don't have release curves (just time), the curve is quite important to the swing of the track, especially with house music. I'd say it's worth a go because it might work for particular tracks, but I'd reference it against a kick/bass specific SC like Duck.

[@vxd]

Thanks. There is an option to control the attack and release , I'm sure i showed that in the video?

[@BrenCford]

@@vxd Yes the attack and release dials are there, which are not the same as the release curve.

[@vxd]

@@BrenCford ok in case if you want that much control then trackspacer isn't the right tool

[@isellfeetpic]

sidechaining is the one thing driving me mad about switching to fl studio

[@vxd]

Ableton is the best IMO

[@lukassssi]

kick is too quiet

[@vxd]

You can just dial in the amount until you get the sound you want.