Fat Massive bass Presets and tutorial

[thor_beatz]

Download presets and vj clips here: http://www.humanworkshop.com/index.php? ... s&item=199

Since the fret_1 video seems to be doing quite well on YouTube as well as Vimeo, we decided to complete the cycle by unraveling a bit of the production magic in three in-depth fret tutorials. In this first tutorial, Durk shows how to create the heavy ripping bass-line modulations as the are applied in the second half of the video.

Also, Equiloud has made available 20 VJ clips available for free download in HD format, but first up.

The Tutorial:


The Video Clip: Fret 0_1

[filthy_]

why not just fuck with massive until you figure shit out lol.

[VirtualMark]

nice tutorial, thanks! the reese sounds quite fat, but i'm not sure about all this keytracking? i've not used it before, will it go into more detail on the next video?

[thor_beatz]

Cheers
I can make a tutorial about the the key tracking. I guess there's is some more to explain.

The next tut will be about beats. But actually this tutorial series is part of a video project called Fret 01: http://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation ... feature=iv

I might make a macro control and keytracking tut in the future tho.

[amphibian]

That is a freakin' awesome video and answers some questions about how Skream - Rutten was written (as I LOVE the lfo automation in that), this sounds like it's how it was achieved.

Thank you

Gonna play with this a bit more now

[thor_beatz]

Cheers!

Hope you enjoy the presets! I'll look up Skream Rutten. Curious now.

[Trebek]

Nice video! I enjoyed it. Could you explain what you were doing in the OSC tab, in the Oscillator Phases area I believe is what it says. Does moving those lines just set where each oscillator will restart when you hit another key? Or is it something else?

Thanks!

[Echoi]

I'll look up Skream Rutten. Curious now.

[thor_beatz]

I'll look up Skream Rutten. Curious now.

Oh I forgot, it's a sin not to know every SKream track.

[amphibian]

I'll look up Skream Rutten. Curious now.

Oh I forgot, it's a sin not to know every SKream track.

I remember Skream saying he's written something like 2,000 tracks so cmon dude, you don't have an excuse

[amphibian]

I'd really love to know how you boys made those phat bass stabs in the little music snippets between tuts. Fucking awesome stuff. Very triage-y, love those sounds!!!

[Echoi]

I'll look up Skream Rutten. Curious now.

Oh I forgot, it's a sin not to know every SKream track.

Well, not quite what i meant, but nevermind

[thor_beatz]

I'd really love to know how you boys made those phat bass stabs in the little music snippets between tuts. Fucking awesome stuff. Very triage-y, love those sounds!!!

It's a patch something like the one explained in the tut, resampled 2 or 3 times and with some extra layers. Resampling is pitching and camelphat>wow>vulcano or some GRM stuff reso i think, the brown one.

It's actually the only resampled bit of the song. The rest is all massive and FM8

[thor_beatz]

I'll look up Skream Rutten. Curious now.

Oh I forgot, it's a sin not to know every SKream track.

Well, not quite what i meant, but nevermind

Fine. I'm not a native English speaker and blissfully oblivious about whatever you are implying.

[amphibian]

I'd really love to know how you boys made those phat bass stabs in the little music snippets between tuts. Fucking awesome stuff. Very triage-y, love those sounds!!!

It's a patch something like the one explained in the tut, resampled 2 or 3 times and with some extra layers. Resampling is pitching and camelphat>wow>vulcano or some GRM stuff reso i think, the brown one.

It's actually the only resampled bit of the song. The rest is all massive and FM8

Yeah. I just LOVE those really deep, growling-style sounds. I'm working on trying to get them right myself

[Eridu]

i love it how that guy really doesnt seem too happy about doing any tutorials at all.

[leisure-b]

Hi there, thanks, that would be me

In order to complete this topic, I thought it might not be a bad idea to post the original vid as well:



Thanks for all the comments, and stay tuned for more!

[thor_beatz]

Hi there, thanks, that would be me

In order to complete this topic, I thought it might not be a bad idea to post the original vid as well:


Thanks for all the comments, and stay tuned for more!

I added the video to the orig. post

[thor_beatz]

Nice video! I enjoyed it. Could you explain what you were doing in the OSC tab, in the Oscillator Phases area I believe is what it says. Does moving those lines just set where each oscillator will restart when you hit another key? Or is it something else?

Thanks!

sorry, looked over your post there.

It controls the relative phase in Massive. normally the phase is continuous. This will restart with each incoming note depending on an X axis per the 3 OSC's and the modulation osc.