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Originally Posted by jerome_oneil
"Good and cohesive" can mean a lot of things. Do you have a reference track that you could say "sounds like this?"
Typically with bass, I start with a pretty wide band pass filter to knock off the extreme highs (pick noise, usually) and lows (mud) and then EQ from there.
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Yes, and a compressor I guess to clamp down on the rumbling.
I have yet to add a cabinet to the bass, and maybe add some slight distortion. That's all I can think off right now.
I want it to sound somewhat glued together. Currently it sounds like two recordings playing at the same time, instead of something that is whole.
So I'm not sure yet.. are there any other tricks.