No bro. I think Dash is VERY good. His songs sound clean as f. What i'm saying is that kick is the most laborious element. And for some reason he is using kick samples (also i think, compared with e clip kicks and others i heard as loud and zen mechanics: those samples he used are good but not THAT good). So if you tell me, in which dude i'm going to believe, i choose the experience of e clip. If he is cutting the lows, i think he has good reasons for doing that. I also tought in some point the same thing about that, but if i saw E clip cutting, well...You started this thread asking for advice, but now you act like you know it all? What a bad joke.
Dash knows what he’s talking about, clearly you don’t.
Kicks don’t need lots of EQ, that’s bs, and amp nodes in Kick2 are for shaping the volume. I’m out.
And yes, i had a problem few days ago, now i think i achieve it. I hear a difference with dash' kicks doing a different method. And i'm happy with the result. But you are free to believe to him
thank you anyway, really. Just one thing more: kicks needs alot of eq. The samples he is using are superprocessed. That is equializing. Multiband transient shapers, r bass and so on, multiband compression, all those are equalizing the kick to shape it, make it coherent and reduce the flabbiness. But don't believe in me, dash or anyone. Try for yourself.
Statistics: Posted by Pinkfloydian5 — Sat Jun 01, 2024 9:56 pm