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It's easy and fun to create two-oscillator basses such as Reese basses with Serum, as they sound lively due to the movement caused by two detuned oscillators.
However, this often causes a problem with sub bass, which will also drift in and out, which we don't want: we want a solid sub bass level.
This video shows you how it's easy to fix this with Serum.

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Create a healthy sub bass with Serum (fix the Reese bass / two-oscillator sub bass drift problem)

Join my Patreon for regular mixing and music production tips: https://www.patreon.com/FanuFatGyver It's easy and fun to create two-oscillator basses such as Reese basses with Serum, as they sound lively due to the movement caused by two detuned oscillators. However, this often causes a problem with sub bass, which will also drift in and out, which we don't want: we want a solid sub bass level. This video shows you how it's easy to fix this with Serum.

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J W

This is so obvious and yet I so never thought of it haha. Big ups.

BEDESCHI

I was literally trying to compress the hell out of the sub to make it more present, turns out I was coooompletely wrong ahaha, thx for the advice man :D

Alex Eager

The question I always needed answering! Big ups man!