How to make synth bass sit in your mix

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How to make synth bass sit in your mix

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<p>Bass shouldn’t be an afterthought, something subservient to melody and percussion. Wrap your head around the frequency range and adopt a creative approach, and you too can build basslines that bolster your tracks and transform damp squibs into all-out bangers. Here, we dig down into the low end to help you unleash its power</p>
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