Uh I think your track is private. Id love to hear what you did bro haha.

Here you go. It may not sound the same at all but it demonstrates what I meant by bandpassing.

Have fun bro!
https://www.mediafire.com/?09lafx5rztbxvne

I gave it a try. It may not sound very close at all but I thought Id see if i could pull it.
I think the way to get this sound is the use the sine/square wavetable


Here is a link
http://www.mediafire.com/download/4aefr ... s_Bass.zip

Haha yeah have fun.

That extra punchy sound comes from boosting the low mid region of the snare in an equalizer and cutting out a little bit of the mid section to make room for the boosts made.Then add a little boost to the high end of the snare. Also a little compression helps to give it a good punch. Yes you could ma...

This song uses what is called band passing. The filth used in this particular song is not only bandpassed through different frequencies but it is also panned. For making this sound Id use a bandpass filter and sure you can use a saw id also add a tiny bit of mono chorus to the saw then Id find a fil...

I've seen that my favorite Dubstep artist zomboy uses two deep frequencies to add extra bass. He uses sometimes a 40 hz sub then he uses a sub set to about 100hz to give the song an extra bassy feel. And yes it is all about how it sounds.

Oh and I also use FL STUDIO! But I got stuck with FL 10 (for reasons I wont mention...)

It needs to be side chained. This is the Fruity Limiter Method for sidechaining (I personally do like this method however I hear its cleaner or better BUT IDK i tried it and didnt like it) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjXj0avDoiI Also Try my Drum Samples out These are my favorite Dubstep Drum Sam...

Okay in terms of frequency again the only frequency Id highly suggest is that the sub be at a solid 40hz

It needs more filth. High end filth and it sounds like its been panned in a weird way. But other than that Its super Sick!

This is a pretty cool sound. I bet I could make it in massive. But what song is this from?

This is pretty sick! I think the drums need more punch. Also Im curious to know what program you used to do that? Because i wouldn't mind help to mixing this for you.

There isn't a really a recommended frequency range. But I will attempt to answer your question... If i was going about my day and wanted to make an aggressive, robust, full, loud sounding bass id open up my synth and start by adding in a low-mid end sound (minus the sub i prefer to have that separat...

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