Does anyone know how to get something like the synth in the intro of this song?: (It's in the whole song but alone in the intro) Is it some sort of backwards violin put through a granulizer or something? I have now where to start haha thanks in advance. Hmm, I would try a reversed organ or violin, ...

Guys guys guys, how do you get a good sounding sidechaining piano? Like when I do it, it does not sound as smooth as I would like it. PRIME example @3.31 (pretty much the end of the song, its NOT in the beginning): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZOfMSGACko How are you doing it? In FL, with peak co...

@P-255 not bad not far off, id say add a sharp pitch envelope going down towards the start of that bass to give a punchy transient to the bass, also maybe use more harsh distortion for more impact (tweak the dry/wet of the distortion to your preference) experiment with having the distortion towards...

fragments wrote:people use too many FX...seriously, my FX changes are very minimal these days. Piling them on exponentially increases chances for clipping and mud.

How would you make a jump-up bass then? Curious now.

You still dont yes you dont have to resample. just use any basic waveform (as low pitched as a sub and maybe use other osc's higher up) then sweep a low pass filter and crank the res high and distort it harshly. automate the distortion amount or the dry/wet of 1 or 2 distortion plugins and you'll e...

yes you dont have to resample. just use any basic waveform (as low pitched as a sub and maybe use other osc's higher up) then sweep a low pass filter and crank the res high and distort it harshly. automate the distortion amount or the dry/wet of 1 or 2 distortion plugins and you'll easily get jump ...

Sample an orchestra piece that's 70BPM, resample twice as long (which could be time consuming), BPM - 140. Add bass in the key, remember, less is more... Make sure you don't ruin the original song's emotion, done. Alternatively, create a bank of orchestra instruments you want to use, make sure you h...

So, I found it easy to replicate some jump-up basses using massive and resampling to stack frequencies kind of like dubstep basses. Are there any other ways you've found to make these generic basses?

Maxxan wrote:

tfw: only 1 oscillator.

mthrfnk wrote:Are you fucking kidding me on the first sound? How many moe threads about supersaws!?

I obviously need to just wait next time.

So first there's a typical epic trance chord lead, which I got from a sample I like a lot, but have spent countless hours trying to reproduce and nothing. :( Second there's a typical low end portamento bass, which again, I like a lot but can't seem to reproduce either. Here are the sounds: http://so...

I lol'd my bad.

I really like the 'melt your face off' aspect of moombahcore, I'm a 19 year old producer and have the fundamentals down for moombahton and dubstep and want to cross the two, so if anybody is good at producing moombahcore, I would love to learn tips and tricks from you! E-mail me @ lethargiclemur@gma...

blinkesko wrote:Been lurking this forum for a while now, and finally decided to join

Same here! Aha

I produced drum and bass for 4 years and finally decided, for the sake of something new, I'd try dubs. So far without success, any pointers or hints would help greatly!