super distorted bass sound

[Benza]

im having trouble getting a really deep wide sounding heavily distorted bass sound. i get so close to making the sound im looking for but theres always a little bit to messy and i've done every thing i can think of but i cant seem to get it right , any tips would be awsome

[Basic A]

Wow what a specific question.

[back2onett]

post an example or be more specific, of both

[Benza]

haha sorry ok so the synth at like 40 seconds in http://soundcloud.com/tigranmimosa/the- ... the-psyphy or the main synth in this song http://soundcloud.com/16bit/plan-b-she-said-16bit-remix or the synth in the beginning of this mix http://soundcloud.com/16bit/16bit-the-milky-pie-mix

or the synth in lost treasure after the drop if your familiar with that song? i can only find a youtube version on line and the quality is to bad to even tell whats going on

[Basic A]

Oh god...

Read the stickies, the how to make this sound thread,check out my talking wobblez thread linked in the datsik and excision sounds thread, read up on frequency splitting. I cant even get into this tonight but Ive wrote some shit before.

[back2onett]

those are 3 pretty different synths, but reese + distortion + resampling + frequency splitting is the short answer

[glitch1]

The short answer is a modified reese base which you will find plenty tutorials on youtube for.
You could do a cheap trick tho'; 2 osc sine thor, put a nasty base factory preset on it, then a nastier base and tweak it, you will
get a distorted base but no reese base... The reese is pretty overused already should also be said..

[+verb]

you can get a pretty similar sound to the mimosa example by taking a saw wave and throwing an ensemble effect on it... or a chorus if you do not have an ensemble effect. scoop out some mids with eq, split frequencies and distort the mid and high with light overdrive or saturation. stereo spreading the high end can also make for a wide image. it also helps to have your synth programmed to play legato lead/bass parts. you will also want to lowpass filter out some of the high end or perhaps shelf it... thus cleaning up the high end of your track for any hats/perc/glitchiness/ear candy that you want to poke through. mimosa, kastle, and others are really rinsing these types of fuzzed up leads. i for one dig them. of course someone will chime in now about "do your own style"... ;p so experiment with caution.

[nitz]

Resample, distorting each and everything resample

[Benza]

retarded question i realize but where is the post about frequency splitting? having a little trouble finding it...