Why You Should NOT Use Band-Specific Ducking On Your Subs @Baphometrix
Why You Should NOT Use Band-Specific Ducking On Your Subs  @Baphometrix
Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video (suitable for all DAWs--not just Bitwig) I explain why using ANY type of band-specific ducking on your subs is a HUGE mistake. This video is effectively a "Part 2" follow-up to another video that I put out a few weeks ago: "Deep Dive Into Kick-Sub Phase Alignment & Ducking". Here's a link to that other video: youtu.be/K-eneMG_DVE

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