What's up Bass Campers! This week, I sat down with Theevs, a producer based out of of LA who makes some dope hip hop influenced future bass beats. During our conversation, you'll learn how he got major placements with companies like Red Bull and Samsung, why he chooses to use Ableton, and much more.

Show notes for this weeks episode and all other can be found at BassCampPodcast.com

What's up Bass Campers, hope you're all staying safe during this uncertain time. Its easy to fear the worst when everyone in the world is panicking, but I've found believing the world will bounce back together and operating under that assumption is the only way forward for not only for the artists, but for everybody. Let's keep doing what we love and stay healthy and happy doing it!

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Hope you're all staying busy in your studio where ever are quarantining in the world. It might be frustrating for some not to be able to go outside, but for those of us like myself that spend most of our life in our studios its business as usual. Regardless, stay safe out there!

But enough about the anxiety inducing reality around us at the moment...this week I wanted to give you guys a free mastering rack for Ableton. I built this rack to be produced into without a heavy load on the CPU. This one looks very similar to the one I use while working on my own tracks, the only difference is I replaced all the third party plug-ins with Ableton stock stuff so you can slap it in your projects.

For this week's episode I sat down with Trikeri, who is an up and coming experimental bass producer hailing from North Carolina. This dude's production and sound design is insane, you definitely need to go peep some of his music.

Show notes for this weeks episode and all others can be found at BassCampPodcast.com

This week on Bass Camp, I break down the Pegboard Nerds Masterclass presented by JBL. Seems like you guys like these breakdowns, so I'll be sprinkling them in here and there. If you have any master class breakdown requests, reach out (@drkstdwn everywhere) and give me a shout!

Show notes for this week's episode and all other can be found at BassCampPodcast.com

For this week's episode I sat down with Pretty Sweet, a production duo powerhouse based out of LA and Salt Lake City. The two met at a Troi Boi show years ago and have since combined their plethora of music experience to create a unique, heavy hitting, energy packed signature sound. These dudes shared tons of knowledge and insight throughout this episode, so make sure you listen to this one end to end!

Show notes for this weeks episode and all others at BassCampPodcast.com

What's up Bass Campers, this week I wanted to share my thoughts on the SUBPAC S2 (2019 Edition). The name is kind of misleading since the 2019 now screams old, but it is the latest model you can buy. I recently treated myself to one of these bad boys after drooling over it for some time, and let me tell you...BEST DECISION EVER.

I AM NOT affiliated with SUBPAC in any way, shape or form. Not yet at least. I am just a super stoked customer who now gets free back massages via scrolling through my 808s folder.

This week I sat down with LO WISE, a talented producer hailing from Stockton, California. This dude is super versatile and makes everything from hip hop to heavy bass heavy bangers. We talked a lot about how he processes his basses, why he ended up making the switch to Ableton, and much more.

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This week on Bass Camp, I break down the dense 2 hour Master Class from none other than JAUZ. He dropped a ton of knowledge in the lecture, and would definitely recommend watching it end to end.

Be sure to checkout the show notes at BassCampPodcast.com for the full list of tips with video timestamps from the lecture!

This week I sat down with Besatree, a rapper + producer + graphic designer who's been making music for TWO DECADES! Had a ton of fun with this conversation, this dude clearly enjoys his craft and it really shows. We cover a lot over the course of our conversation, touching on everything from social media hacks to things, should you worry about using samples, being efficient with your workflow, and much more.

When you wear the vocalist, producer, mixing, and design hats for as long as this dude has, you are going to have some valuable tricks and tips to share. Make sure to listen for the duration and absorb it all!