M-22 – How Does It Feel

M-22 are seen using this plugin multiple times during this track breakdown. * At 13:00 they use it to EQ kick samples for layering them. * At 16:18, Frank says > Again fabfilter, some crazy EQing. The look like a painting by the way * At 16:55 Frank says > FabFilter again, just controlling a little bit more of the lows and the upper mids

Sylenth 1 is seen in a lot of the Midi thats played in this track. 18:36 > Because it going deep, it's sylenth.

At 4:08 Frank says "We use two pianos, one is only the mid infomation which is the M1 because it's just great in the middle and then we take a Nexus piano and surround the M1 with some stereo infomation so it gets super wide.

At 5:00 Matt says "Most people that speak to us about the strings think the strings are live, which are not... The famouse Nexus"

At 8:49 this plugin seen on the lead vocals

The Advanced Ozone 7 Dynamic EQ is seen at 9:00

At 10:51, Frank pulls up this plugin and says "backing vocals, EQ again this case we use CLA"

At 13:05 this plugin is pulled up and Frank says while EQing a kick "little bit of Pultec on it to give it some shine on 12K"

At 14:07 this plugin is pulled up and Frank says "we put this beautiful plugin on just to make it mono"

At 14:56, this plugin is pulled up and Frank says "We have this beautiful plugin just to create some sub frequencies"

At 16:42 this plugin was pulled up and Frank says "LFOtool, we did like a little preset called free the kick juat to make a little bit of space"

At 20:14 when talking about the Rhodes piano, this plugin is pulled up and Frank says "I think the echo boy was pretty important with giving us movment"

At 22:01 this plugin is pulled up while M-22 explain their mastering process and say "With pre groups, where for instance we have the glue on this, this is great. This is like an SSL clone but its important for dance music that you have this side chain here so you can you can tell them not to progress anything below a certain hertz because with those big, fat ass kicks you dont want to have them compressed because they're already great so why would you compress them.

At 16:13 this plugin is pulled up and Frank says "Bax EQ, sometimes really really nice on the bass."