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How to make Glitchy Deep Tech like Discip (part 2) (YouTube)
Comments (8)
Hey, man. I noticed the low-end group has the polarity inverted. It seems that the kick and bass share some frequencies, so the phase inversion carves some space for the kick’s transient while letting the bass dominate the sustain. I've concluded that this is done to create a "push-pull" effect against the kick. This separates their attacks, making them feel like two distinct elements that groove together, particularly in this case where the sub starts with the kick but is then side chained by the ghost kick, but since they're on the same frequency level, multiband or regular side chaining doesn't truly fix the phase issue. My question is, how did you notice this? Just by ear? Is there a trick to notice/confirm this? Really subtle, but it makes a huge difference in the general groove of the track, unless I'm going insane. This isn't in the video, at 1:10:49 it skips this part. I kept listening to the low end the entire video, and the groove sounded slightly different the entire time until that timestamp, so I can only conclude it must be the phase.
Hey, forwarding this from our producer who worked on this project: "Actually, I just test it; I learned this in a video by Julia Borelli. But I usually notice that the bass is “bleeding,” so I test inverting the polarity of the kick or the bass. This generally makes the low end more balanced, in my opinion, as if it makes the low end flatter"
Are we able to use the drums and change up the arrangement and bass / vocals ?
Yes, as long as it isn't an exact copy should be good
where can we find the samples that using underground tech groove
Collections > Sample Packs has all our samples, here's the link to PB_UTG https://www.patreon.com/posts/pb-underground-99323312
was there a song ya referenced
Yeah, Discip - Memories, there was also Riley UK track but we will cover his style later!