My Secret Weapon When Processing Vocals On Ableton! - Tutorial

[@kaboogie7783]

Second baseline punches through the mix much more. Still maintain the minimal vibe however

[@KimbasAcademy]

Thanks mate

[@solounomusic]

Second baseline for sure! Fire

[@KimbasAcademy]

Thanks!

[@Ingna]

​@@KimbasAcademy Yeah, both basslines are great sounding with great grove and melody but I would rather go for the second combo which gives more depth to the mix/track and is then more interesting to me. I am saying that while I tend not to go for electro-acidic sounds in minimal house track selection. Meaning: I would normally chose the first one in terms of esthetic but still am inclined to really prefer the second one. =) Thanks for your work, it's really inspiring and neat.

[@_FlavioSouza1977]

My favorite is the second bassline!

[@NickBenet_ok]

second bass line

[@ashleygillespie9883]

Second one defoooooo 💙

[@KimbasAcademy]

Thanks brother!

[@modernmusicstudio303]

Nice video! Max for live seems really awesome and you make me want to go get it now! Thanks!

[@KimbasAcademy]

Yeah mate I really recommend! Let me know how you get on with it

[@patagucci6478]

Prefer the first. Super warm & nice bounce. Second punches through more, makes me think of stussy/stussko

[@vadimalmazov4572]

Thanx a lot for the vdo !!!

[@danielribeiro4618]

I prefer the second one because it enhances more the melody

[@MusiC14545]

Stock amp is good for vocals also ,try it guys!:)

[@KimbasAcademy]

Good idea mate :)

[@hondacrew]

nice track Kimba...

[@KimbasAcademy]

Thanks mate :)

[@lich-c]

1st one for me because of that long note

[@KimbasAcademy]

Thanks mate!

[@jakecole3451]

Prefer the first bassline! Both sound great though.

[@KimbasAcademy]

Cheers mate