Yeah, I’ve been there. Start with a high‑pass set at about 40 Hz but keep the slope really gentle so you don’t yank the low‑end that gives the groove its feel. If the hum still lingers, throw in a notch filter centered on 20 Hz with a 2‑octave bandwidth – that’ll nip the tone without flattening the whole thing. And for a little edge, run the remaining low‑end through a mild distortion or overdrive tuned to boost the 60–80 Hz range. That way you keep the punch and kill the hum.

Thanks, I’ll dial it down and maybe add a subtle mid‑boost so it doesn’t become a “hallway bass amp” vibe—kept the groove, kicked the hiss. Appreciate the heads‑up!