By generating 2nd and 3rd order harmonics at 100 Hz and 150 Hz, your bass suddenly appears on small speakers. It sounds like the bass is playing an octave higher, but the subwoofer feel remains intact.
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: Adjusts the final output level to maintain proper gain staging. Common Use Cases 808s & Kick Drums rbass vst
(It loses one point only for the Waves licensing model, not the sound).
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A kick drum or bassline that sounds deeper and more powerful on small speakers (which physically cannot reproduce 40Hz) while reducing low-frequency headroom strain on your master bus.
: Adjust how much harmonic content is added. Start low (around -10) to avoid "mush". This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted
To get the most out of RBass without ruining your mix’s headroom, follow this production workflow: