MASSIVE Low-end Mastering Trick! A plugin to save the day!

[@damonomusic]

love the enthusiasm!! when just the low end was playing (3:20) and you added the harmonics part in, I was reminded of color bass and how in that genre adding resonators / harmonics to everything is part of that sound.

[@panorama_mastering]

Amazing ! :D

[@ampersand64]

this really sounds great. Far better than I expected. There are obviously a million ways to do this nowadays, but your version gives some nice control over the cutoff point, envelope, and saturation color.

[@panorama_mastering]

Yeap; it surprised me as well too!

[@dannyjohnstone777]

I love this channel

[@panorama_mastering]

Thanks man!

[@ThreadedNail]

Thats crafty.

[@4soundmedialtd670]

What plug-in is that? Great technique!!

[@plastiktide]

Very cool stuff!

[@panorama_mastering]

Cheers! Thanks for watching!

[@gulagwarlord]

Split EQ is nice for tasks like this.

[@music-qd3gb]

It is. but Split EQ will be activated on whole time containig all of transient in low energy (bass or unexpected etc). So if you want to only emphasize the kick boom or process with kick's low end when mastering, it can be better to do this external chaining.

[@panorama_mastering]

Just had someone put split EQ on my lap last week, I'll be taking a look into it over the coming weeks !

[@listenfidi]

SplitEQ is a beast

[@ShablulZoem]

You can do it with an envelope generator on Saturn 2 on the low end

[@panorama_mastering]

I must check this out!

[@ShablulZoem]

@@panorama_mastering it's pretty amazing :)

[@darkcharmrecords]

How please?

[@sinuous1]

Bro your channel is awesome! I've learned so much. Salute!

[@panorama_mastering]

I appreciate that, glad to hear!

[@5boye]

How to do this on ableton?

[@nedim_guitar]

So subtle! But it does a lot.

[@RileyKeating]

-"That's Peeeerfect"!! Haha the enthusiasm listening to saturated transients on Solo lol. Really dope trick tho! I didn't know about this plugin but it sounds really good! Gonna have to check it out

[@faededreality]

How does that work in logic pro x? 😁😁

[@panorama_mastering]

Not sure!

[@Altims]

create two aux channels from your mixbuss(aux) , put your fabfilter pro MB and gain plugin{to flip phase, after fixing your plugin settings, create a 3rd aux and send the outputs of the first two auxes to that aux and send that aux to your master fader, blend in your 3rd aux as necessary

[@panorama_mastering]

@@Altims Spot on; or just use metaplugin ;)

[@huberttorzewski]

Cool trick

[@panorama_mastering]

Thank you!

[@jade5486]

hi, how can i achieve this in ableton? the meta plugin works in ableton too?

[@Rgdonaire_07]

Split eq as others mentioned although it does not add harmonics. I love split eq. But why not using wavesfactory spectre or Saturn 2?

[@fabricejean803]

really cool !!🔥🔥🔥

[@panorama_mastering]

Thanks bro!

[@eytzur]

very cool!!

[@panorama_mastering]

Thanks mate!

[@samphelps856]

Nice one🎉🎉

[@panorama_mastering]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@billpodolak7754]

nice!! 🤘

[@panorama_mastering]

Rock on!

[@PatrickObiang]

Awesome!

[@panorama_mastering]

Glad you think so!

[@your_chel]

You can use two EQs, one increases the desired frequency range (at the bottom, for example), the other lowers by the same value, and between them a saturator (any kind can be used, I believe, an infinite field for experiments). As a result, the saturator focuses on the frequency boost, giving more harmonics from it, but the boost itself is compensated by a second equalizer, so you can shift the focus to the desired part of the spectrum. Don't thank me :)

[@shaferbeats4478]

Genius Top Secret Stuff the pros dont want you to know right here xD

[@panorama_mastering]

;)

[@DarrenAudioguy]

noice.

[@panorama_mastering]

Thanks mate;

[@aviatedviewssound4798]

you didn't have to do all that there are plugins like red rock bass enhancer and bx_subsynth that does the job.

[@panorama_mastering]

I must try them out!

[@SG-4u]

No, those would not isolate just the kick the way he does here, they would as harmonics/octave to everything around it, which is precisely what he’s avoiding.

[@MrCool144]

The audience wont care