Fall in Love bass tutorial (Moody Good)

not my song, just a remake
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[@imtoast97]

This is dope. Cool to see how other people design sound. Helps me implement the techniques that I wouldn't think of doing. The "let more in" automation is genius

[@pretty_violence]

Wow I never thought I would see a recreation of one of my favorite songs!

[@sp34277]

one of my favorite songs too

[@Lafret17]

ayee he did it! thanks man

[@SlimeCinema]

Hell yeah love this song, good recommendation

[@assumptionunclear]

Wow, this was incredible! Friggin love that song

[@ErikPelyukhno]

Really good production breakdown, I appreciate the pacing

[@alexmoscatelli149]

Shit man! Very good result, it would probably need just a tad bit more distortion

[@dreemdubz]

holy shit this is sick

[@lukejohnston9500]

Making dubstep whilst nodding to BBNG ❤

[@dblan23]

Hardddd

[@lescrub8040]

beginner here. i work in ableton. what is the difference between busing and grouping tracks? im not sure i understand. awesome video nonetheless

[@SlimeCinema]

I'm not 100% for ableton but bussing means the audio from all 3 tracks get summed into 1 channel or track. If the group has a separate fx channel then it will work the same.
Hopefully an ableton user can verify this being true.
Or just add a low pass to the group channel and see if all the input channels get affected by bringing it all the way to 0 hz

[@mignob]

Grouping tracks in ableton is the same as sending multiple tracks to a bus in fl