How To Mix & Master BASS MUSIC | Make Your Tunes LOUD EASY!! (Ableton Stock Plugins) 

Hope you guys enjoy! Don't forget to like! I want to add it's important to remember the difference between mixing and mastering as it seems its commonly confused (thanks to Cyberselfs comment on my last community post stating this!) Mixing is processing individual tracks, making sure none collide with eachother and fit in the mix together nicely. Mastering is the final step of processing the track as a whole. In this video i show my method where i often go back and forth! I tend to mix and master my track as I produce and by the end of it my tune is already complete! Not everyone does this but its whats natural to me! Thanks for watching

Bro this is above and beyond any tutorial I’ve seen from you... amazing work man

house producers: "you have to limit your track accordingly, it takes time to learn the best way to do it" moonnoy: "ye just fucking clip it who cares"

Woot Woot been hanging for this 😁 cheers MOONBOY will check it out now!!!

I learned so much basic ableton and repeated some audio stuff from this tutorial…SUPER HELPFUL!

Awesome video! I appreciate all the great insight!

This was soooo informational ! Thank youu !!

This was actually way more informative than I expected. Gj

literally the one vid i been looking for for years

Love this!!! Great content!!!

Ooo damn a new setup i dig it 🔥

I am currently at the point where my mixdown for my the individual channels is pretty good, but I really have to work hard on my mastering. This was a very helpful spot-on video. Thank you, man!

Love your Ableton stock plugin tutorials. Big help in sound design and producing Dubstep especially if you can’t afford Serum.

8:04 That's so good

Heard you say "Moano" on the Cymatics podcast and i kind just thought "huh.. must be the way he pronounces the word" xD Had no idea it was on accident. Great tips man! Thank you for emphasizing the "subtle" changes people are getting way to crazy with their masters nowadays

Thanks dude this is really helpful!

this video was needed! great info appreciate you dog!

I just thought of a another thing. When you’re sound designing with chorus / any effect that affects the sub’s stereo field, add a mid side EQ after that effect and cut out any frequencies below 100 hz.

wow this is actually a really really good tutorial

Dayum....fire tutorial bro

holy crap I have the same tapestry haha! thanks so much for these man.

I LOVE!!!

Glad to hear you like clipping. I like it too, but some people are like: mix at lov levels, put your bass at -25. I like this video a lot

THANK YOU!!!!

Dude thank you

THAT IS HOW A TUTORIAL SHOULD BE!

only mixing tutorial that doesn't make my brian turn to porrige due to boredom, thanks ;)

Funny. I came back to this video after almost 2 years because my mixes were sounding old and I needed an update. I bought your Master Rack because I wanted to see if it made my tracks sound more modern. It will more than likely be used on my Disciple 2021 Remix Contest submission so look out for that to see how good his rack is! :D

Thank uhh so much 🙏 For me tech❤

Thx Boiii 🥰🥰🥰

For EQ on master just use proQ and set the eq response to -3 and just check your frequencies are roughly flat across all frequencies

Epic video

cool !

This tecniques are from the gods!!!!!!!!

Duuude thank youuuu😭

So fucking hyyype, thanks for posting this shit dude!!

Wow. Ive watched so many mixing/mastering vids and have never learned this much. You are so wise and creative in the way you explain things. You bring something to EDM that no one has done before. I hope you know that i am always praying for you to find the light. 🤘 is not your friend, the more you run from it, the more you will find the other side. Love ya moonboy. Thanks for everything you do. You are such an inspiration

Yessss soft clipping yessss

This EQ tips are very nice. I can actually use most of these tips in logic

6:00 possibly because Multiband Dynamics affects the stereo image (makes it slightly smaller) and cant be truly bypassed, so two of them at 50% makes this makes sense

Thank U

Hey Moonboy, do you do any gain-staging? I notice you push your channels pretty hard - especially your drums.

Ayyyy

Idk about setting your sub to completely zero. Skrillex manages getting it close but hes got engineers and stuff helping him out. I average it out at around -4 to -6. I find if its too loud it sucks up the track. I try and actually make the waveform in the spectrum look relatively flat just gives everything a fuller sound I think

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Plz make bass house bass tutorial for spire....i really like ur bass house tutorial.. love u❤

Say chain?!?!??!? 7:15 Very nice tutorial I actually learned from this

the end was very cute ;)

Great stuff! Next vid: how to earn money as a musician Please🤓👌🏻

I bet every dubstep producer mad now hahah

Dat intro though bb plz

please tell me where you got that snare in the beginning

this is the most useful tutorial i've ever seen

Oooh this video be hittin different lol

Moano-Boy

Can I have the Spotify link to the track at 0:00

Hmmmmmm gonna try to recreate it in FLM

"Mono, mono, mono, mono" lo escucho igual lol

I saw you in disney 😳

5uper basa bosster

Sunlightboy

Why is my effect rack always swapping out my vst when i select it? Any easy fix?

Show us how to max out the volume on the master so the drop always hittin like -3 /6 db at the lowest and doesn't redline

What is that track at the beginning? An unreleased ID of yours?

Do u still have softclip on export? I stopped using it and NO more headache

Can we get a mastering and mixing rack for fl studio

How do you get the master chain I went to the link it’s not available on the website

first!@!!!!!!

Do we just but the master rack on the master channel??

Can you elaborate on the resonant feedback issue you describe at 1:54. Thanks!!

I'm just having an issue with my bass being really low. After mixdown it still sounds great on my studio speakers, but on every other speaker it's not coming through.

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Great tips dude! Fucking Moe Noe

Ouch I had my speakers on max volume, when clicking this video. Great track tho

'Ps. these techniques apply to all DAWS including FL Studio, Logic Pro, ect! Will be working on more daws in the future!' Intersting!

#SENDIT

Sick video but I don’t understand any of it 😢 new to producing…to new lol

ahah ilyily

where can i get that shirt?

More stock plugin...

u dont glue kick and sub together with a compressor???xD also linearphase subs are reaaaally important

I really want the song but i don't see the track name in the comments section :(

What level should I keep my master while making music ??

What is Mow No?

Song? 0:00

Moeno

Nasty - WHAT?!

the real secret is turning the range down on the glue compressor on the master

What is that song at 0:00?

Bro... but.. master need space how.... your mixdown was in -6db??? Explain a little guys...

moonboy and his gf look cute headbanging together ^__^

Hey Moonboy, just curious on your thoughts on something. Seems nowadays music tutorials on how to do everything are just there to learn, for free. Seems too good to be true. What do you get out of providing valuable information like this? Also, music production seems relatively simple once you learn how to work your DAW, things just seem logical and simple to manage. Or maybe it just seems that way after you learn how everything works? You understand what I mean? Good video as usual. Thanks for taking the time to teach people.

hair -100

negative 2 is is lower than negative 1 surely

You should make a stock rack for FL Studio... 😘

This is missing the SAUSAGE FATTENER

I dont agree with sub being the loudest because if youre like me it would get clipped by clippers or the limiter. You need to give yourself enough headroom that only the transients/peaks get squashed and not important/tonal elements like the sub. Some like the sound of the distortion cause by this but to me it sounds tubby and not so pleasant/looses energy

oohh, 30$, go free=)

The sub shouldnt be the loudest thing in the mix! The drums need to be the loudest thing in the mix, then the bass, THEN the sub. The sub gets louder thanks to compression on master.

name the music 0:01