For drum & bass, where basslines often need to be powerful and centered, using D16 Godfazer for subtle widening can be a great way to add depth and character without sacrificing focus. Thanks for watching, and let me know how that works for you!
Appreciate you checking it out, even if it wasn’t your thing. "Crap" is definitely one way to put it 😉. Seriously though, if you have any specific feedback on what didn't resonate, I'm all ears. I'm always trying to make these tutorials better.
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make your techno basslines sound wider, deeper, and more immersive. Download Godfazer here:
d16.pl/godfazer
"Godfazer delivers huge basslines." What other stereo widening plugins do you use?
so I'm going to get it to try this. does it work for drum&bass?
For drum & bass, where basslines often need to be powerful and centered, using D16 Godfazer for subtle widening can be a great way to add depth and character without sacrificing focus. Thanks for watching, and let me know how that works for you!
"Pro techno relies on bass and drums." Favorite techno tracks with impactful bass?
"Godfazer is a powerful plugin." Other plugins you want tutorials on?
"Cutting around 140Hz...solid, focused bass." Opinion on 140Hz cutoff for monoing?
"Keeping your low-end punchy and tight." Other techniques for keeping bass tight?
that was crap, love Lush though
Appreciate you checking it out, even if it wasn’t your thing. "Crap" is definitely one way to put it 😉. Seriously though, if you have any specific feedback on what didn't resonate, I'm all ears. I'm always trying to make these tutorials better.