Oh siiiiick, fantastic beat! Grooooooovin'

Oh siiiiick, fantastic beat! Grooooooovin'

Dig the groove to this.  Very nice.

Dig the groove to this. Very nice.

Nicee beats!! Also very chill bpm haha
"I missed my bus already so no rush getting to the stop" kind of speed

Nicee beats!! Also very chill bpm haha "I missed my bus already so no rush getting to the stop" kind of speed

yeeesssss nice laid back groove. this type of ~1 minute track is what I think of when someone says they are making beats. hope u give us more delicious beats this year

what does a drum bus do to make it seem louder? I know about compression which is kinda same as limiter isn't it?, and sidechain compression, is the drum bus what u put the sidechain on to reduce the volume when the kick hits?

yeeesssss nice laid back groove. this type of ~1 minute track is what I think of when someone says they are making beats. hope u give us more delicious beats this year what does a drum bus do to make it seem louder? I know about compression which is kinda same as limiter isn't it?, and sidechain compression, is the drum bus what u put the sidechain on to reduce the volume when the kick hits?

Drum Buss is a combination of effects, compression being one of them. It also has a "Boom" knob, which I turn high for the first two beats, then turn low for the next two. That's why the first two kicks have that BOOM BOOM low-end that rings out at the beginning of measures, but the other kicks don't. Drum Buss also adds a few modes of distortion. All of these effects have something to do with loudness.

I'm not doing any sidechaining here, just heavy compression (OTT). The kick is mixed much louder than everything else, so that's why the kick affects the rest of the mix so much.

I think of it as the kick taking up more space in the limited-bandwidth tube imposed by the compressor.

Drum Buss is a combination of effects, compression being one of them. It also has a "Boom" knob, which I turn high for the first two beats, then turn low for the next two. That's why the first two kicks have that BOOM BOOM low-end that rings out at the beginning of measures, but the other kicks don't. Drum Buss also adds a few modes of distortion. All of these effects have something to do with loudness. I'm not doing any sidechaining here, just [b]heavy[/b] compression (OTT). The kick is mixed much louder than everything else, so that's why the kick affects the rest of the mix so much. I think of it as the kick taking up more space in the limited-bandwidth tube imposed by the compressor.

Groovy, baby.

Groovy, baby.

Oooof this is sick! Super groovy and sounds wicked.

Oooof this is sick! Super groovy and sounds wicked.