The KICK SUB-BASS generator TRICK in Cubase 9.5 

BUILD THIS MAN A STATUE! I´ve tried so much. I doubled the kick track, played around with the lows in the EQ on the sub track, nothing really satisfied me. And here comes Chris and saves the day... or the year... or time :-D thanks dude. This really improves my kick sound much!

Thanks a lot this helped a lot I - was looking for a very easy way to generate a Sine wave to add to my Kick without having to use a sample or Synth

My mind is just blown Thank you have been trying to find something like this for edm to kicks

This is a classic old trick, thanks for the concise explanation! You can also check the tuning using the new Frequency EQ in Cubase, has a keyboard for checking/finding the desired pitch. The standard EQ also displays the pitch when you click on the FFT.

Thanks so much, you saved me sooooo much time, i was trying to figure this out for weeks! You're my new guru

Forgot how to do this on my Cubase 5.5 , but now it's back again!!! Thanks Chris!!!

Awesome. EXACTLY what I needed. Perfectly explained. THANK YOU :)

I had kind of improvised this when I realised my beatbox kicks aren't as punchy as I like. I actually took a kick sample, copy the MIDI over and low pass everything over 50 Hz. The frequency chart and the Test Generator would really help a lot, thanks Chris!

AwesomE!!!!! Thanks Chris !

you are good Chris

Merci bcp c top

Great. thanks for sharing! Very useful technique :)

You saved my tracks 💙 thank youuu

Thanks Chris... you are really shaping others creations just awesome by this kind of tips/videos... God Bless you always...

Thanks Chris. I have been trying to develop my home brew version of a UBK-1 compressor. I was working through the saturation, compression, and density flavors using mostly Cubase stock plugs but it was still missing something. I think this may be just the trick to add the movement I need. Later i may try to switch in an 1176 and Neve 33609 emulation to get the sound closer. Thank you so much.

thank u for this amazing trick :)

Clear and Precise

great video mate. Still learning cubase Keep them coming

Excellent trick dear Chris !

Thanks Chris for your instruction and help, I guess part II to this would be how to add a kick drum part from a drum machine? anyways thanks for your awesome educational information. Cheers Bruce

Thanks Chris, Really helpful Tut! Thanks also for the frequency chart.

thanks very much

Nice trick! I use it sometimes.. I also do it but with some kind of noise generator that I can tune to add some hi frequency texture to the sound.... ;-) Thanks Chris and have a super nice week :-)

awesome

Very awesome, man. I think I can use this on something I'm working on. Keep up the awesome work!

You are great! Thank you for this trick!

Thank you Chris for the frequency chart. very handy to have! Cheers SUB403

Great video, Chris! I do the same thing in Reaper. Don't tell my clients, haha.

This technique z mind blowing 💖 thank you so much Chris💐

The is mind blowing, what i always wanted, but let me ask...how often do you use this trick, what are the alternatives to achieving the same thing...

Have you heard about the Metric Halo Thump? It's a free plugin made for this purpose (though I don't use it too often).

Merci CHRIS super astuce ....

Nice technique. I think if I self would invented it, I would thought it was a crazy idea and then forgotten it 😅. Maybe one can mix more frequencies, two or three, for example. I guess too that the advice to use a frequency that is correspondent to the tone of the song has more meaning by electronic music.

Nice and easy!

Thanks, I learnt so much. I love the sound the generator produced but is there an Cubase instrument that can create the same sound? Then I can change notes throughout a song more easily

that's awesome and really creative!

Thank you. Good trick

You just completed my life!!!

Great trick. Wouldn't it be more easy to use a synth with a sine & feed it with actual midi notes following the chords/arrangement? No need for notes to frequency convertor charts nor automation of the pitch of the sine for base note switches...

Great technique, Chris. Thanks for sharing this. I'm on Cubase Pro 9.0.40. Qs. Are you using 0.0 dB for the Send Level? Do you ever use the Range or Internal Side Chain of the gate in this context? I experimented with both and found I could get more "beater" type punch with some settings. Lastly, I notice you use -12 for the TG Output (default), any reason to use stronger or weaker signals? -12 worked great for me, just wondering? The kick really "owns" the bass with this. Thanks again. :-)

Bon truc. merci Chris.

I thought my kick sounded pretty good until I tried this. Excellent, thanks!

best

Please, I've heard that ... this feature has its advantages and disadvantages. Can you explain which ones? Thank you very much. Célio Brasil

Hi everybody! Someone knows if this technique is used on modern country? Like Kip Moore, Keith Urban, stuff like that. Cause I think of earing something really low when the kick hit on those songs but I'm not sure. I play the same genre but I don't know if using this technique I make a mistake. Maybe someone could listen to one of the songs on Kip Moore's last album and tell me if there's a sub kick sound? Thank you ☺️🙏

You just completed my life! :D

Cool, j'avais juste pas pensé !!! thx :-)

Great work!!!))

Mais c'est donc ben plaisant ça!!!! Merci

Cool cool

im running cubase 10 elements and i dont have the test generator. is there another way ?

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What monster disliked this video? Love it Chris! Thanks for the tip!!! This will really help me beef out my kicks!

You just saved me $300 buying a Subkick

Cool danke

Nooice!

thanx, but the frequency chart thing didn't work.

In cubase 8 there is no Sidechain, what Can i do?):

as tu un truc pour savoir la tounne est en quoi . Je suis nul en solfege...

Sidechain is not available in Cubase AI Misleading title

"Very superstitious, writings on the wall!"