@undersoundz did not like this TUT ... After studying mixing mastering one thing I have learned overtime is never go by an EQ TUT since all sounds will be different . Also boosting where the baseline will sit is a bad idea .
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@MrDBoi69 The squares I refer to can be found on the colored tabs at the upper left corner of the window. They're right below the diamond shaped symbols and above the sliders. I hope that helps.
Firstly, raising levels this much with EQ is usually a bad idea. You should really only CUT OUT frequencies with EQ.
Typically you want to cut the very low, mid, and very high freqs, leaving lots of low, and some high. There are a bunch of tutorials on this on youtube.
this kick is EQ'd how I just described: soundcloud(dot)com/shambletrain/sunflower
@TravisTinkle one of the parameters on the right side on the bottom does the same thing as scroll wheel. you can also link this nob to a controller like anything else :)
Don't do this to ur kicks please. They will sound like a beach ball. Boost at around 50 hz and cut at 160 hz and 300 hz to get rid of the mud. Cut again around 1.3khz and boost around 5khz. Ur kicks will sound better in the mix
@glict You are SOO much closer than he is.. If you just didnt say cust at 160 and 300.. Boost 50hz 3db, boost 70-100db 2db, cut 400hz 5db and you got that sound with some compression... Of course these are tentative and can be adjusted per kick.
@glict I thought the same thing, the thump at 190hz was.. well exactly as your described.. like a beach ball. Secondly it didn't make a lot of sense to me to boost that high in the low mids, where your bass and possibly other instruments will be fighting it out. Though I think it's relative to your kick sample, it still just seems a bad idea to give a 6 - 12 db boost in your low mids for a kick drum.
the sound makes it seem more like a tutorial to make your kick sound more electronic than like an actual kick drum. it was still useful; i've actually wondered how people do that.
I agree with most of this video, aside from the that you're supposed to use subtractive EQ instead of overboosting (it adds phase delay). I'd attenuate the *other* frequencies, having the "boosted" frequencies sitting at or around 0dB. Just sayin'...
First of all thank you for posting these tutorials:
Second I had just a brief thought, it seemed as if you can find those "sweet spots" in the EQ2 from the music-synced lights that pulsed up on the spectrum whenever the kick hit. Again I learned quite alot form the EQ, im glad im more fluent with the plugins I use so often.
Did not watch the video, but I saw in the preview he had HQ mode on. I would recommend against this since it causes some delay that FL does not report.
Too dramatic boost. You don't need it more, than +3dB on any band in general. If you overdo it, than it sounds like this - pretty trashy. Do you wanna boom? Just search for another sample in low range layer of your kick. Or compress it badly (high ratio & threshold, short attack, mid or long release), so the tail with all its bottom frequencies will rise up.
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Lol yeah, at the end of the vid when he like removes the effect n puts it back on I noticed mixer. Was like... mm... why the hell he clippin for. Dude is a newb or just messed up... in a mix this kick would of been ruining allmost any bassline.
Btw for FL's EQ to work u have to "clone" it in the channel... like have 3 eq plugins do the same thing. One aint enough for some reason... will sound alot better with more.
@ChuChusChannel I'm pretty sure the channel you're seeing isn't the channel that the kick is on. Because every time he changes the EQ on it, it sounds different..
@ChuChusChannel lol I noticed that aswell. The kick sounds exactly the same but he's like "" It does'nt remove alot of this frequency" LOL it doesn't remove shit cuz it off hahahaha
at 5:50 i don't know if thats fl studio 9 or what but in fl studio 9 in the the parametric eq does it show the frequency as kind of an orangeish redish glow? if show do we want to be in the center of that glow? he says find the frequency but on this video you can't see it and w/ Fl 10 you can please respon
@DJhowiedoit The more the orange is darker, the more the frequency is high in that section, so you can look that background(while the song playing) to adjust your notch and everything.. Hope that helped
@ChadLikesGuitars It could be the samples he is using. I have heard some kicks that sounded great, until you solo'd them, and you'd hear ringing..buzzing...even when limited, compressed, and eq'd..i had to eq them, and edit the samples...cut the tail end off...
Thanks man. im using logic pro but your tutorials still help. i like how you dont make it specific to one program. your melody tutorial from like 2008 is great. about to try the guidelines out. thanks
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hey master Ur tutorials has been very helpful for me,,,, but 1 thing i m still to learn is ,,,i want to make remix of a Hindi song which is of 100, n i want to turn it into 130 bpm,,,, many of the tricks i tried to do such as ,,changing the bpm, editing the property in Edison fit to tempo, bt nothing worked, please help to learn this
if i boost my kicks with an EQ like that, the meter on ur mixer slams way up in the red area, the same as in ur vid. a friend told me its best it reduce it around -3 so you will have space for other sounds. so how do i mix a kick pumped up with an EQ like that, without losing that powerfull deep sound ? maybe you can tell me the name of a vid where it's explained or something. hope u can help me out.
I'm a house producer and I'm working on a remix. But I have a problem.. The acapella's original BPM is 90, but the remix BPM is 120. So, I'm wondering if you know how to speed up the acapella to 120? I would be very grateful if you could help me with this problem!
@GreenStarMusic Because they are tutorials. He explains in depth what should be done, and unlike 100% of every other tutorial out there that is just some wannabe punk "showing off" things that they do with little to no explanation, this guy gives decent insight behind what you're doing and why you may or may not want to do it.
Nice tips ,but every track has his own kick frequency, I learned to start the background & strings, then work on the drums , however all the track must fit together, and for that you need good ears & inspiration :)
I like your tutorial, however, in mixing I have learned it's better to cut before you boost. If you have been doing this for a very long time, I'd thought you'd at least mention that.
I'm an Ableton user, but this video is really useful for any digital audio producer. I think EQing is one of the hardest things to master and one of the most overlooked aspects of what can push a song from decent to good.
@callmephilattitude i dunno, i find it pretty easy, compression is sort of my downfall, its like i get it, but i havnt quite got the hang of it completely, i think it would be easier to explain EQing to someone rather than compression
@jjdabaddes when u click on the channel or sound look in the top right and make that box say a number (the number of mixer channel u have effects on for that sound)
Click on your sound or channel, then go to the mixer and select the track you want to assign the channel to and hold the Ctrl key then press L... that's it.. it's linked to that mixer track.. or you can do it how Mitchamkyle said and match the FX number to the mixer track you want to use.
@jjdabaddes bring up the window for the sound you want, in the top right theres a box, put the channel number in the box you want to sent it to. is that what you were after
Your explanation of how to eq is very clear, though I approach my kicks much differently than you do! It's always nice to get another perspective though. I've always found that boosting a kick eats up mad space in a mix, especially with the 120-240hz range, so I am always hesitant to boost in that area. However, different styles yield different approaches! May I suggest using a compressor with a low attack, short release, and gain reduction of about 8-10 db for bringing the attack out? Try it.
smexy kick drums = boosts at 3k and 8k and take out some 250 to cut the mud. Definitely for a different style than this video, this would be more for a rock/metal kick
another clear video, the only thing i was thinking is that maybe it would be better to do this after you have got everything else in the track down? your kick needs to fit in with the rest of the track, no point mastering the kick without having a reference point? perhaps someone could let me know? thanks:)
Boosting around 2khz or boosting near the top end gives the kick a nice crisp sound. Don't kill the top end of the kick or atleast layer the kick with another kick that contains more higher frequencies. It's best to emphasize the frequencies whithin the kick that are hardly present for a fuller sound. There was already a nice thumping low-end to the kick before you started boosting it.
You prolly should turn up your Asio buffer. Dunno if you done it yet but if you dident done it yet:
Options -> Audio settings -> There is a button: Show ASIO panel (When you use Asio4all) -> You can find a buffer length, you should turn it up a little.
ive scoured youtube for a simple kick drum eq'ing tutorial and this is definitely the best. and one thing ive noticed about tutorials is the the people usually have annoying voices or just talk a certain way that bothers me, this guy has the best voice which makes it so much easier to watch and follow along
Great tutorial man, finding that punch for my kicks has been one of the things I've struggled on, it seems to be a little mysterious since there's no straight answer, but this helps a lot - I think just watching someone use the EQ and talk through what they are trying to achieve helps more than anything else. Cheers
This is so helpful, man. Thank you! I've got an old version of FL with the old FL parametric (analog looking) EQ. The percentages are a bit different, but I found that the basic format is the same as far as how the line ends up looking. This is a great help! I'll go to the Warbeats site and check out some stuff. Again, thanks!
i didn't even end up with something close to what you did (the 2 and the 4 are like right next to eachother at like 100 hz.) but it sounds sooooo much better than it did first!
when i saw this i was like ok wtf is bumb? nfxbeats: ''bumb is when you put boom and thumb together you are gonna get bumb'' then i was like ok, well.. wtf is boom and thumb?!
If you want EQ your sound in good way then, dont use Software EQ for extreme EQing. Here is the secret Buy a cheap behringer or better mackie Vlz mixer EQ there is much easir and musical, That is real important!
@divutskiDK when your tracks are going into the red parts of the dB meter, you are adding digital distortion. Just turn them down so it barely touches the red zone. The threshold is 0 dB and you want to mix to that level basically.
btw, if you make the kick "bump" it´ll interfer with the subbass. so you can either use a sidechained HP filter or a sidechained compressor.
or you just don´t do such wacky EQing. even Club PAs usually don´t go deeper then 30 hz, so your boost was way too massive. you can´t hear this extreme lowend, it just messes up your mix.
and if you lowcut, then use a -48 db filter, not a 6 db like the one u used.
then use a smaller filter (-12 db) above to smoothen the slope between 30 hz and below.
people like you just confirm that fl studio has no professional approach. not because it is not able to do so, it´s just that there´re so many bad tutorials.
first off:
cutting frequencies always sounds more natural then boosting it, even when using huge slopes on the boost.
generally never boost if you can cut.
second: generally speaking it´s not recommended to boost more then +4/+6 db witha slope of 2.0-
this guy boosted like +12 db.awful. you shouldn´t make tutorials!
Don't listen to any of the haters on here.FL was a little bewildering to me, until I started watching your tutorials. You do go slowly sometimes, but sometimes it is necessary . There is a lot of show offs on youtube doing tutorials and they go through the steps so quickly that they are of no use to anybody. Keep up the good work
Try boosting at ~60hz by 4dB with a wide q, cutting ~400hz 6dB with narrower q and boost ~2.5k 4-8dB with a normal to narrow q. Sure bumps more than this.......
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sounds muddy , less eq in ur mix
djclarkefader1 2 days ago
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Kircaotac 2 days ago
The artist is bump?
DJPoke2 5 days ago
Cutting with EQ is better for phase relations. Just saying.
undersoundz 2 weeks ago
@undersoundz did not like this TUT ... After studying mixing mastering one thing I have learned overtime is never go by an EQ TUT since all sounds will be different . Also boosting where the baseline will sit is a bad idea .
DefectedSalvations 1 week ago
great tutorial : )
TheFesta01 2 weeks ago
How do you rout more sounds to one channel?
MrDaZe5 3 weeks ago
@MrDaZe5 Press F1
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8Jbake8productions 3 weeks ago
love it man thank you! I understand analog gear and your tutorials are very helpful! good
TheCalebezekiel 3 weeks ago
What is the key command to narrow the frequency arch? I don't have a mouse with a scroll wheel.
MrDBoi69 4 weeks ago
@MrDBoi69 Click and hold the little square and drag up or down to change the width.
dronehymns 3 weeks ago
@dronehymns That only moves it up and down. How do you make the arch narrow? pointy, slim, skinny, sleek.
MrDBoi69 3 weeks ago
@MrDBoi69 The squares I refer to can be found on the colored tabs at the upper left corner of the window. They're right below the diamond shaped symbols and above the sliders. I hope that helps.
dronehymns 3 weeks ago
If you want a real kick, don't EQ like this.
Firstly, raising levels this much with EQ is usually a bad idea. You should really only CUT OUT frequencies with EQ.
Typically you want to cut the very low, mid, and very high freqs, leaving lots of low, and some high. There are a bunch of tutorials on this on youtube.
this kick is EQ'd how I just described: soundcloud(dot)com/shambletrain/sunflower
verduras 1 month ago 2
@verduras yes! agree
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lemonxreaperGH 1 month ago
how do i narrow the arches if i have no scroll wheel? I use the logitech ball mouse
TravisTinkle 1 month ago
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@TravisTinkle in the bottom right of the EQ screen there are a bunch of knobs under the frequency knobs..these also control the curves :)
scroll wheels are handy to have though XD
lemonxreaperGH 1 month ago
@TravisTinkle one of the parameters on the right side on the bottom does the same thing as scroll wheel. you can also link this nob to a controller like anything else :)
verduras 3 weeks ago
Awesome man!! Helpful tips! :D
MrChrizXD21109 1 month ago
Don't do this to ur kicks please. They will sound like a beach ball. Boost at around 50 hz and cut at 160 hz and 300 hz to get rid of the mud. Cut again around 1.3khz and boost around 5khz. Ur kicks will sound better in the mix
glict 1 month ago
@glict You are SOO much closer than he is.. If you just didnt say cust at 160 and 300.. Boost 50hz 3db, boost 70-100db 2db, cut 400hz 5db and you got that sound with some compression... Of course these are tentative and can be adjusted per kick.
ObjectP 1 month ago
@glict I thought the same thing, the thump at 190hz was.. well exactly as your described.. like a beach ball. Secondly it didn't make a lot of sense to me to boost that high in the low mids, where your bass and possibly other instruments will be fighting it out. Though I think it's relative to your kick sample, it still just seems a bad idea to give a 6 - 12 db boost in your low mids for a kick drum.
halonone 1 month ago
that curve you are talking about is called Q or bandwidth
Bangadio 1 month ago
@nfxbeats at 3:50 you use the scroll wheel to narrow the curve. How would you do this if your using a laptop and you dont have a mouse?
SeanBrennanMusic 1 month ago
@SeanBrennanMusic grab the circles to the right of where it say BW on the bottom right to adjust it
mrbean15000 1 month ago
thanks alot
GatonAaron 1 month ago
the sound makes it seem more like a tutorial to make your kick sound more electronic than like an actual kick drum. it was still useful; i've actually wondered how people do that.
cloud041089 1 month ago
I agree with most of this video, aside from the that you're supposed to use subtractive EQ instead of overboosting (it adds phase delay). I'd attenuate the *other* frequencies, having the "boosted" frequencies sitting at or around 0dB. Just sayin'...
jrhager84 1 month ago
First of all thank you for posting these tutorials:
Second I had just a brief thought, it seemed as if you can find those "sweet spots" in the EQ2 from the music-synced lights that pulsed up on the spectrum whenever the kick hit. Again I learned quite alot form the EQ, im glad im more fluent with the plugins I use so often.
chaser4848 1 month ago
Did not watch the video, but I saw in the preview he had HQ mode on. I would recommend against this since it causes some delay that FL does not report.
zanepepper 1 month ago
What an eye-opener on the importance of eq.
KlubKaiser 1 month ago
i got a few beats to thump to
illnastycriminol 1 month ago
Too dramatic boost. You don't need it more, than +3dB on any band in general. If you overdo it, than it sounds like this - pretty trashy. Do you wanna boom? Just search for another sample in low range layer of your kick. Or compress it badly (high ratio & threshold, short attack, mid or long release), so the tail with all its bottom frequencies will rise up.
kookandhook 1 month ago
Wow :o THX!
dorkkuz 1 month ago
free filter doing same 60hz boom and Q as thump and then u can use Eq for mids and trebles or free filter with 16khz with Q.There is a few tehniques
gin21zkato 1 month ago
that kick sounds like shit :l
good tutorial though
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timfreely 1 month ago
check out my beat on my chanell , pretty good
26lovepreet 2 months ago
Lol yeah, at the end of the vid when he like removes the effect n puts it back on I noticed mixer. Was like... mm... why the hell he clippin for. Dude is a newb or just messed up... in a mix this kick would of been ruining allmost any bassline.
Btw for FL's EQ to work u have to "clone" it in the channel... like have 3 eq plugins do the same thing. One aint enough for some reason... will sound alot better with more.
epiknubs 2 months ago
At 02:45 when you "roll off" the lower frequency, you still have Parametric EQ2 unchecked in the mixer channel. I don't get it?
ChuChusChannel 2 months ago 12
@ChuChusChannel I'm pretty sure the channel you're seeing isn't the channel that the kick is on. Because every time he changes the EQ on it, it sounds different..
TheTCStudios 3 weeks ago
@ChuChusChannel lol I noticed that aswell. The kick sounds exactly the same but he's like "" It does'nt remove alot of this frequency" LOL it doesn't remove shit cuz it off hahahaha
AlanBzz 6 days ago
lol just kidding i stopped it literally right before it showed
DJhowiedoit 2 months ago
at 5:50 i don't know if thats fl studio 9 or what but in fl studio 9 in the the parametric eq does it show the frequency as kind of an orangeish redish glow? if show do we want to be in the center of that glow? he says find the frequency but on this video you can't see it and w/ Fl 10 you can please respon
DJhowiedoit 2 months ago
@DJhowiedoit The more the orange is darker, the more the frequency is high in that section, so you can look that background(while the song playing) to adjust your notch and everything.. Hope that helped
djozfromquebec 2 months ago
@djozfromquebec when i say high, i mean a lot in the same spot, not as a high frequency*
djozfromquebec 2 months ago
U rock at making tutorials! Definatly one of the best for FL studio!
JoachimGorrebeeck 2 months ago
another awesome tutorial from this awesome guy!!!!!
rohan1tkr 2 months ago
And also, your fucking EQing is horrible. DO YOU NOT HEAR THAT RINGING?
ChadLikesGuitars 2 months ago
@ChadLikesGuitars It could be the samples he is using. I have heard some kicks that sounded great, until you solo'd them, and you'd hear ringing..buzzing...even when limited, compressed, and eq'd..i had to eq them, and edit the samples...cut the tail end off...
southnyourmind 2 months ago
Seriously, no one should listen to this guy. He's fucking clipping the entire time.
ChadLikesGuitars 2 months ago
Thanks man. im using logic pro but your tutorials still help. i like how you dont make it specific to one program. your melody tutorial from like 2008 is great. about to try the guidelines out. thanks
DJMoreauMurphey 2 months ago
cool video thanks
avafreak252 2 months ago
i love you dude
This has change my world
SoCloseRecordz 2 months ago
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iAmSAMJY 2 months ago
Are the VST downloads expired? I'd love to download them
whenuaboynton 2 months ago 12
Very helpful man, thanks :D now I know what exaclty everything is in the Para EQ 2 :3
TheOriginalSpliff 2 months ago
thanks !
smashingpoop 3 months ago
Turned off-Boom Tschak Boom Boom Tschak
Turned on-Boom Tschak Boom Boom Tschak!
that would be a great track ;)
MoeMeatsMeat 3 months ago
thanks alot very helpfull appreciate it
gyugachakraavathy 3 months ago
are you allowed to go over +6DB on the EQ. i have been told that i should never go over +6DB. ?
VixMusicProduction 3 months ago
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BchillEnt 3 months ago
That kick sounds like it will make your chest cave in lol. Great tutorial as always.
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hey master Ur tutorials has been very helpful for me,,,, but 1 thing i m still to learn is ,,,i want to make remix of a Hindi song which is of 100, n i want to turn it into 130 bpm,,,, many of the tricks i tried to do such as ,,changing the bpm, editing the property in Edison fit to tempo, bt nothing worked, please help to learn this
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TheDavildare 3 months ago
nice tutorial, thank you
Yuengling8090 3 months ago
if i boost my kicks with an EQ like that, the meter on ur mixer slams way up in the red area, the same as in ur vid. a friend told me its best it reduce it around -3 so you will have space for other sounds. so how do i mix a kick pumped up with an EQ like that, without losing that powerfull deep sound ? maybe you can tell me the name of a vid where it's explained or something. hope u can help me out.
LuckyLYP 3 months ago
@LuckyLYP amen
Yuengling8090 3 months ago
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LuckyLYP 3 months ago
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Sovietborne855 3 months ago
Good tutorial even i know this trick already =)
for more fun you can right klick on one and choose "create automation clip"
its very funny and you get interessting results if u edit the Curve
Gretings
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TheChris80 3 months ago
Great tutorial, thanks.
ChewySatisfaction 3 months ago
This tutorial is long, but you explain well. I learnt alot, you're great! :)
zakariasabbagh 4 months ago
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Hi!
I'm a house producer and I'm working on a remix. But I have a problem.. The acapella's original BPM is 90, but the remix BPM is 120. So, I'm wondering if you know how to speed up the acapella to 120? I would be very grateful if you could help me with this problem!
Thanks,
johguiska 4 months ago
@GreenStarMusic Because they are tutorials. He explains in depth what should be done, and unlike 100% of every other tutorial out there that is just some wannabe punk "showing off" things that they do with little to no explanation, this guy gives decent insight behind what you're doing and why you may or may not want to do it.
YourFavoriteLesbo 4 months ago
Nice tips ,but every track has his own kick frequency, I learned to start the background & strings, then work on the drums , however all the track must fit together, and for that you need good ears & inspiration :)
ssonicmoumed 4 months ago
@GreenStarMusic Yes this tutorial is boring for people who aren't interested.
Avizura 4 months ago
I like your tutorial, however, in mixing I have learned it's better to cut before you boost. If you have been doing this for a very long time, I'd thought you'd at least mention that.
jindagreatlee 4 months ago
why not THOOM ? lmao
RiggyBail 4 months ago
@RiggyBail lol
ChewySatisfaction 3 months ago
Put BOOM And THUMP Together And You Get BUMP...Lmao
rooach21 4 months ago
Here is a tip for u nfxbeats, never let your volume go over 0 db...
basse9000 4 months ago
I'm an Ableton user, but this video is really useful for any digital audio producer. I think EQing is one of the hardest things to master and one of the most overlooked aspects of what can push a song from decent to good.
callmephilattitude 4 months ago 32
@callmephilattitude i dunno, i find it pretty easy, compression is sort of my downfall, its like i get it, but i havnt quite got the hang of it completely, i think it would be easier to explain EQing to someone rather than compression
MistaMase102 1 month ago
Ahhhh sounded so much better your way with EQ than without! Thanks so much dude, you've helped me out heaps with other videos as well.
TheAssaschan 5 months ago
good tutorial.. thanks ..
Chamilamusic 5 months ago
Nice videos!
MixLessons 5 months ago
Another trick: EQ your kicks in octaves. It sounds musically good and makes a good bump
byouno93 5 months ago
yeah this guys is tight man..
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thehanz123 5 months ago
Amazing videos. Thank you so much for all your help!
32haga 5 months ago
your a genius!
doncheese20 5 months ago
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NickyTBeats 5 months ago
Link to VST is dead.
zakkattakk89 5 months ago
your good.......
DynamicVonn 5 months ago
How do i route my channels/sounds to a insert in the mixer?
jjdabaddes 5 months ago
@jjdabaddes when u click on the channel or sound look in the top right and make that box say a number (the number of mixer channel u have effects on for that sound)
mitchamkyle 5 months ago
@jjdabaddes
Click on your sound or channel, then go to the mixer and select the track you want to assign the channel to and hold the Ctrl key then press L... that's it.. it's linked to that mixer track.. or you can do it how Mitchamkyle said and match the FX number to the mixer track you want to use.
Plant0rsNutz 5 months ago
@jjdabaddes bring up the window for the sound you want, in the top right theres a box, put the channel number in the box you want to sent it to. is that what you were after
BertTrump 5 months ago
Good stuff man, i really learned
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24stunner 6 months ago
Your explanation of how to eq is very clear, though I approach my kicks much differently than you do! It's always nice to get another perspective though. I've always found that boosting a kick eats up mad space in a mix, especially with the 120-240hz range, so I am always hesitant to boost in that area. However, different styles yield different approaches! May I suggest using a compressor with a low attack, short release, and gain reduction of about 8-10 db for bringing the attack out? Try it.
methanandamide 6 months ago
smexy kick drums = boosts at 3k and 8k and take out some 250 to cut the mud. Definitely for a different style than this video, this would be more for a rock/metal kick
cileth 6 months ago
Man I love this guy. The tutorials are the shit.
Darkinfiniti 6 months ago
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, good sir! Cheers! :)
jrox5150 6 months ago
another clear video, the only thing i was thinking is that maybe it would be better to do this after you have got everything else in the track down? your kick needs to fit in with the rest of the track, no point mastering the kick without having a reference point? perhaps someone could let me know? thanks:)
downrightdirtydubz1 6 months ago
Boosting around 2khz or boosting near the top end gives the kick a nice crisp sound. Don't kill the top end of the kick or atleast layer the kick with another kick that contains more higher frequencies. It's best to emphasize the frequencies whithin the kick that are hardly present for a fuller sound. There was already a nice thumping low-end to the kick before you started boosting it.
Venomsoar 6 months ago
I tried this method but I get distortion
mrslideinsideu2 6 months ago
@mrslideinsideu2
You prolly should turn up your Asio buffer. Dunno if you done it yet but if you dident done it yet:
Options -> Audio settings -> There is a button: Show ASIO panel (When you use Asio4all) -> You can find a buffer length, you should turn it up a little.
Gl and if this wasn't the solution, im sorry :)
Btw, awesome tutorial again mate!
Jood1337 6 months ago
sounds better off
littleAlex44 6 months ago
oh thanks for the videos
luigi1098 6 months ago
hi
luigi1098 6 months ago
nice tut bro, greetz a true warbeats costumer!
djsnw 6 months ago
is it me or there is really no display in this video just audio
jemdria 6 months ago
Thanks for the EQ ing tips. I am an avid EQer so I like to remaster my music. I love parametric EQs.
megaohmz 6 months ago
great work. thanks for showing us how to do this. ;)
OnlyTheBestHD 7 months ago
Word to THE WIse : If You Wanna Bitch Just Stay OFF YOUTUBE
DarthVader323610 7 months ago
can you link fx a kick into to channels in the mixer?
so i can get even more effects on a sound? :)
OfficialRoZo 7 months ago
nfx is a dick head he blocks your IP address on warbeats if you complain or give feedback abotut he website he dont like.
TDLProductionsUK 7 months ago
@Aaron7338 howcome everyone I meet named Aaron is so talented! lol
aaronbxiii 7 months ago
ive scoured youtube for a simple kick drum eq'ing tutorial and this is definitely the best. and one thing ive noticed about tutorials is the the people usually have annoying voices or just talk a certain way that bothers me, this guy has the best voice which makes it so much easier to watch and follow along
dontfeedthatwalrus 7 months ago
is it ok if one of your fx traxs r gonig over -o db butt the master is not. good video
PtownCaDaBay 7 months ago
Thanks Al Pacino! Very helpful.
carlosdubusm 7 months ago 37
@carlosdubusm lol
xbdayx 7 months ago
Nice Vid, I just bought FL producer yesterday to use with my Sonar X1 Producer.
Your videos' has been a great help for me, please don't pay the haters no mind.
I've also been in this game for over 25 + years.
What is the best way to export a beats Midi data, or wave after completion in FL to another DAW like Sonar? I also have other VST's
(NI Battery & Superior Drummer + some synths VST's) I would like to import into FL, can you help please? Thank you.
Reggmail 7 months ago
cool, thanks
KostomWred 8 months ago
I love this guys voice hahaha, great tutorials.
TrainedPwner 8 months ago
Thanks man but your kicks are at +2 decibels lol
dacads 8 months ago
I think I'm in love with you.
mexboiii 8 months ago
Thank you so much for this!!
You're are amazing!
christianskyTV 8 months ago 3
You should change yo name to professor Warbeats.... Your a fucking boss at this
RoyalSwagGeneral23 8 months ago 2
I love you so much!
ibo852 8 months ago
artist: Bump lol, youtube is so retarted.
polokopolopo 8 months ago 91
hey umm i got a question uv got another tutorial about finding the sweet spot of a kick. soo which would i use? this or the other tutorial?
tastetherainbow4321 8 months ago
@tastetherainbow4321 use them both and your drums will climax all over the track.
14111taft 8 months ago
hey bro, peep my page got some BANGER ASS beats =]
AeonFlexMusic 8 months ago
thx warbeats!
OlssoNTuneZ 9 months ago
Can u do a vid on how to get drums to sound like "Ruff Riders Anthem" DMX? They have this interesting envelope shape and sound
DJControllerC 9 months ago
Great tutorial man, finding that punch for my kicks has been one of the things I've struggled on, it seems to be a little mysterious since there's no straight answer, but this helps a lot - I think just watching someone use the EQ and talk through what they are trying to achieve helps more than anything else. Cheers
lewis6590 9 months ago
amazing stuff. you really helped me make my kicks more "bumping".
zinku418 9 months ago
This is so helpful, man. Thank you! I've got an old version of FL with the old FL parametric (analog looking) EQ. The percentages are a bit different, but I found that the basic format is the same as far as how the line ends up looking. This is a great help! I'll go to the Warbeats site and check out some stuff. Again, thanks!
amazinero 9 months ago
Wow, the difference is really night and day. Great tut!
Serinthen 9 months ago
OMG thanks a lot!
i didn't even end up with something close to what you did (the 2 and the 4 are like right next to eachother at like 100 hz.) but it sounds sooooo much better than it did first!
TorySoma 9 months ago
MADE THIS ON FL STUDIO THANKS TO THIS TUTORIAL IT #BUMPS !!!
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TheMillzClassics 9 months ago
the "Thump" sounds a bit to much like a bongo, how do i keep that thump without it sounding too in-your-face?
MarqLouieIVI 9 months ago
love all the vids i even asked a ? and got an answer back love you guys but i was wonder would you guys ever do a tut on say adobe audition
atlridder 9 months ago
Helped alot. Thanks bro!
artistspecialist 9 months ago
when am I gonna be able to download by 2 drum kits a day??? warbeats.com keep saying I can't download things do to something.
SuperMe4lyfe 9 months ago
WHAT ABOUT 808'???
NewExclusiveHDMusic 9 months ago
@NewExclusiveHDMusic you idiot...
killkoa 9 months ago
if u guys dont wanna learn anything dont bother watchin these vids
Relentt2008 9 months ago 49
TALKIN TALKIN TALKIN :@@@@@@@@@@@
MadLikeALion 9 months ago
when i saw this i was like ok wtf is bumb? nfxbeats: ''bumb is when you put boom and thumb together you are gonna get bumb'' then i was like ok, well.. wtf is boom and thumb?!
dadobi2 9 months ago
1 is not very down :D i have seen it on the left thing
Sonnibeats 10 months ago
If you want EQ your sound in good way then, dont use Software EQ for extreme EQing. Here is the secret Buy a cheap behringer or better mackie Vlz mixer EQ there is much easir and musical, That is real important!
Peteraardz 10 months ago
oh no its cool just make your dB meters top out. It'll sound awesome.
scratchnsurf 10 months ago
@divutskiDK when your tracks are going into the red parts of the dB meter, you are adding digital distortion. Just turn them down so it barely touches the red zone. The threshold is 0 dB and you want to mix to that level basically.
scratchnsurf 10 months ago
+12 db allright ;/ Ur EQ is off btw xD turn of the little lamp at ur mixer (at start of vid)
kawasumi0 10 months ago
btw, if you make the kick "bump" it´ll interfer with the subbass. so you can either use a sidechained HP filter or a sidechained compressor.
or you just don´t do such wacky EQing. even Club PAs usually don´t go deeper then 30 hz, so your boost was way too massive. you can´t hear this extreme lowend, it just messes up your mix.
and if you lowcut, then use a -48 db filter, not a 6 db like the one u used.
then use a smaller filter (-12 db) above to smoothen the slope between 30 hz and below.
GrouEEf 10 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
people like you just confirm that fl studio has no professional approach. not because it is not able to do so, it´s just that there´re so many bad tutorials.
first off:
cutting frequencies always sounds more natural then boosting it, even when using huge slopes on the boost.
generally never boost if you can cut.
second: generally speaking it´s not recommended to boost more then +4/+6 db witha slope of 2.0-
this guy boosted like +12 db.awful. you shouldn´t make tutorials!
GrouEEf 10 months ago
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GrouEEf 10 months ago
Don't listen to any of the haters on here.FL was a little bewildering to me, until I started watching your tutorials. You do go slowly sometimes, but sometimes it is necessary . There is a lot of show offs on youtube doing tutorials and they go through the steps so quickly that they are of no use to anybody. Keep up the good work
Gbeatz100 10 months ago
You hero, the kick in my dubstep piece i knocked up last night now has more depth and a warmer feel. Thankyou :) Keep up the great tut's
inovateDJ 10 months ago
11:36 that curve looks like a cat ^^, nice tutorial
DJSlaymix 10 months ago
Try boosting at ~60hz by 4dB with a wide q, cutting ~400hz 6dB with narrower q and boost ~2.5k 4-8dB with a normal to narrow q. Sure bumps more than this.......
tgymartin 11 months ago
uhm, how do you know if your using a 808 kick and where are they in the packs for fl studio?
EliteSniperFMJ 11 months ago
When I start making some real money, You will be getting a big donation. You are doing a service much needed and well appreciated.
ave383 11 months ago
Come on nfx, how can you post a vid tutorial like this? If new producers are following your techniques then they are starting on a very bad foot!!
Dymond200 11 months ago
Wow thats an awful kick sample to start with. I would suggest selecting "bumpin" kick sample before messin it up with ur equaliser..
dikvanbilmusic 11 months ago