Mixing Bass Guitar in Studio One 6

Have you ever wondered how to get the right sustain out of your bass guitar when mixing? I explain how you can get a really good bass tone and maximum flexibility in your tone with a few simple steps. This is how I approach bass guitar in general, but of course you have all the creative freedom! ;-)
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[@PLAYINGTOGETHER-nj8jt]

yes please sir

[@filsonbeatz777]

🔥

[@timkeady8818]

Thanks heaps Bob. I’m a new Studio One user down in Perth Western Australia, and finding your vids explaining how to pull good recorded sounds from various instruments/vocals very helpful! Thanks mate, keep up the good work 👍😊

[@bobvaro]

Hi Tim! Thank you so much. Greetings from Amsterdam! I genuinely adore Studio One; it's an excellent DAW for various reasons. If you require additional guidance, feel free to reach out. Wishing you the very best of luck in your musical endeavors!

[@heroforest]

Obviously subscribed :)

[@bobvaro]

Very much appreciated!

[@gazaini]

Is that preset by the DAW or you bought it, sorry I'm newbie 😂🙏🏻 I got problem to get fx tor bass

[@bobvaro]

No problem! Are you referring to the third-party plugins I'm using? These aren't included when you subscribe to or buy Studio One. However, Studio One does come with a variety of stock plugins that can perform similar functions. I hope this information is helpful!

[@gazaini]

@@bobvaro yes thanks a lot 🙏🏻 I found a sound that I wound by studio preset, thanks for that

[@bobvaro]

@@gazaini Good to hear! Should you have any further questions or concerns, feel free to reach out.