hugoo wrote:im new here and i like reesey sounds lol... and i will share a bass i made today

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Very nice Reese sound. What was your production process?

Ozone, Trash and ProQ.

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nice try, beatport

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Logging in to your account is some kind of nefarious scheme by beatport?

Attila wrote:Push actually looks pretty sexy. Might sell Maschine for it.

Yeah, my thoughts exactly.

Anyone else getting this?

For no apparent reason and without any notice i keep getting logged out. I'll just be browsing the forum and suddenly i won't be logged in anymore. Quite annoying!

If you suck at making something sound good in a certain DAW that's your problem, not the DAW's. Absolutely! So many people blame a bad sound on the program's and pluggins. The fact is that any DAW can and has been used to create hit music in various genres of music. A bad workman and all that...

A leaked video of some of Live 9's new (reworked) pluggins.

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Fair enough, everyone has their own way of working. One final thought from me on why labelling sample packs this way is useful, is that it gives the customer an idea of what to expect from the product. If I buy a sample pack labeled "Dubstep" then I would expect a bunch of synthetic "...

Yes you can, and great things can often come from using samples originally intended for other purposes. But you seemed to be arguing that categorising something by genre is "stupid". I'm arguing that it isn't, because it allows you to keep your sample library organised and allows you to lo...

That's a bit of a silly thing to say. Like it or not, there are trends in the types of sounds used in various genres of music and it's helpful to have sample packs geared towards those trends. Also, you need forms of categorisation so that you can locate the right sound for the job quickly and easil...

hasezwei wrote:anyone else having trouble recreating the massive patch? thought i'd give it a try, sounds nothing like in the video

Try having a little play with the phases of the oscillators and maybe adjust the number of voices as well.

http://www.native-instruments.com/#/en/products/producer/maschine-expansions/drop-squad/?type=99 Finally NI have released an exspansion pack that isn't intended for either Hip Hop or Techno. It looks quite interesting. Apparently the kits are made up half of samples and half Massive patches which me...

skrillex didnt make the SMANS growl his stuff sounds comparatively amateur (but much better imo) since he's dropped off mau5trap, so it probably was one of them. or they hired hollywood sound designers for it (which wouldnt be a bad thing imo, i'd totally do it) anyway, he didnt make it. and the sc...

Came across this track whilst putting together a DJ set. Now this is a great Reese!

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Nice little tutorial. Learned a couple of new things. I never thought of detuning a sample by playing two notes next to each other. Also never really Eqed out frequencies around 200-250 Hz, i've always notched out higher frequencies (around 500 Hz), so there are a couple of things here that i'm goin...

Why do all other growl sounds that aren't the one used in Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites suck so much compared to it? They sound dull and amateur, even the latest Skrillex tracks suck compared to the one used on that track. I think we will never know how in hell he came up with that sound. No one ...

Dammit, I finally seen what all the fuss is about and it's already been rinsed! :? I played with it a couple of years ago when people first started talking about it and managed to get some vowel sounds out of it. I also saw a couple of YouTube videos where people made some "yoi" bass sound...

I read somewhere (possibly DOA) that chasing shadows used Reason for this remix and in particular used the amp/cabinet sims to create the distortion for the bass sounds.

deadly habit wrote:dogs on acid also holds the classic post of noisia asking what a reese bass is back when

http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.php?t=36272

definitly interesting to come from a neurofunk background, get into dubstep and wait and hope for more neuro vibes in dubstep then watch new people get into neurofunk through the dubstep influenced by it..... its all a big circle and really cool, its all just cool sounds. Yup, same here. :t: A lot ...