Muting Low EQ Fully

[Jamie D Music]

I have a track that has a very stong bassline which isn't fully hidden even when the low EQ is muted. It wouldn't normally be a problem but there is an audiable bassline from the track with the muted low EQ during a part of the mixing when the other track is on a breakdown so it stands out and doesn't sound very clean. Is there anything I can do to disguise the bassline completely withought affecting too much of the mid range EQ? Maybe an effect or filter of some kind or maybe I can re-record the track in a certain format to make sure there is no audiable bassline when the low EQ is muted?

[mondope]

If you have a Low Pass/High Pass filter on your mixer, swipe it to the right until the mid/high ranges sit in the mix

[Daniel S]

A lot of times the bassline contains upper harmonics that are not in the bass region. In order to filter those out you have to dig in the midrange.

[pete]

If you have the stems from the producer then no problems! Just take out the bassline.

If not then you're out of luck. Like taking the eggs out of a cooked cake.

Reminds me of those questions everyone asks when they start DJing, genre "I want to take out the vocals from this track so I just get the instrumental"....

Aint possible, son.

[mondope]

^ Lolz

'nuff said.