those plugins are tricky because they can fool you into thinking it sounds way better but in reality it may end up sounding way worse when the record is done. if im the producer ill get the bass right without that kind of enhancement, if the beat needs rbass/maxxbass it probobly had poor arrangement / sound selection. i pretty much avoid using plugins like these unless i can help it. really easy to overdo them and muddy up your low end. Go with what sounds good, but i never liked plugins like maxx bass / rbass. I know people are gonna say use your ears and go with what sounds right etc etc, but sometimes getting a bit more technical is the way to go. if the song was in C# and you wanted to add subbass, you'd add bass at either 35hz or 69 hz? or do you just pick a frequency at random to suit what you think sounds good? one that moves with the chords and is not static, how do you approach adding extra bass to the sound?ĭo you stick to the key of the song? i.e. The question I have for ya'll is that when you add bass to a moving bassline, i.e. Piano key frequencies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia So I've been reading up on piano key frequencies and how each note corresponds to a specific frequency.
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