Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Making a bassline feel wide, powerful, and modern can be tricky.
A lot of producers try adding stereo widening, chorus, or random effects but the result is often a bass that sounds amazing in headphones and completely falls apart when played in mono.
In this video, I break down how to create wide bass sounds in Serum 2 while keeping them mono compatible.
You’ll learn:
✅ How to create width without destroying your low end
✅ How to use Serum 2
✅ How to check your bass with stereo imaging tools
✅ How professional producers approach width, phase, and translation
The goal isn’t just making a bass sound wide.
The goal is making a bass that sounds huge everywhere — clubs, cars, headphones, and mono systems.
Remember:
Wide doesn’t matter if your bass disappears.
🎹 Want to improve your production skills?
patreon.com/c/zenworld
🎛️ Support EvoSounds & get professional soundbanks, Serum presets, samples, and production tools created by me:
evosounds.com
Instagram:
instagram.com/evo.sounds
Thanks for watching and supporting independent sound design. 🙏
Making a bassline feel wide, powerful, and modern can be tricky.
A lot of producers try adding stereo widening, chorus, or random effects but the result is often a bass that sounds amazing in headphones and completely falls apart when played in mono.
In this video, I break down how to create wide bass sounds in Serum 2 while keeping them mono compatible.
You’ll learn:
✅ How to create width without destroying your low end
✅ How to use Serum 2
✅ How to check your bass with stereo imaging tools
✅ How professional producers approach width, phase, and translation
The goal isn’t just making a bass sound wide.
The goal is making a bass that sounds huge everywhere — clubs, cars, headphones, and mono systems.
Remember:
Wide doesn’t matter if your bass disappears.
🎹 Want to improve your production skills?
patreon.com/c/zenworld
🎛️ Support EvoSounds & get professional soundbanks, Serum presets, samples, and production tools created by me:
evosounds.com
Instagram:
instagram.com/evo.sounds
Thanks for watching and supporting independent sound design. 🙏
