Hi Martin I am following your FL Studio tutorial https://www.udemy.com/course/fl-studio/learn/lecture/12598692#overview The bass sound in your video sounds a bigger and has more of a growling feel. Did you apply effects such as reverb or a low pass filter in the mixer channel? Thanks Luke

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Hello! 👋 I didn't introduce myself when I was accepted to this classroom, so my name is Mertan Ismet and I am a beginner in the music production. I have so much to learn, that I can be easily lost in my projects and all of this. 😁 I have a question about instruments layering in the songs. Could you please give me any tips and tricks about this? Do I have to use different instruments playing in different pitches, octaves and with EQ effects to blend them together? Thank you in advance! 🤗

Hello. Does anyone know how to get the 3xOSC to create the sound in the sidechain tutorial please? https://www.udemy.com/course/fl-studio/learn/lecture/12598658#lecture-articlehttps://www.udemy.com/course/fl-studio/learn/lecture/12598658#lecture-article

Hey everyone, I’ve been struggling to get my kick and bass to sit well together in the mix. Every time I listen back, they either clash or the low end feels muddy, and I lose that punchy, clean sound I’m going for. I’m mainly working on house music in FL Studio, but I imagine the principles are similar across genres and DAWs. Here’s what I’ve tried so far: • Sidechain compression (but maybe I’m not dialing it in right?) • EQing the bass to make room for the kick’s frequencies • Playing with different bass sounds, but I’m still not happy with the results Does anyone have any tips, tricks, or techniques they use to make their kick and bass work together better? Specific examples or plugin recommendations would be super helpful too! Thanks in advance for your help! Can’t wait to hear your thoughts. 🙌