Bouncing Bassline

[Arküris]

I'd really like to know how to achieve a midrange bass sound similar to Cookie Monsta-Frontline and Excision & Datsik-Deviance (right after it goes "check this out"), could someone enlighten me on how to start creating this? I don't want a step-by-step tutorial, just a jumping point or maybe some of the theory behind the sound so I can play around and make something of my own I'm using Reason 5 btw

[Siderealdb]

Read the stickies. You will find tutorials there, and the beginning is a nice jumping point. Google and youtube are also helpful.

[Nacklewicket]

this is only a rumour but ive heard that routing a low frequency oscillitor to a low pass filters cut off on a sound gives amazing results

keep quiet about this tho

[Arküris]

this is only a rumour but ive heard that routing a low frequency oscillitor to a low pass filters cut off on a sound gives amazing results

keep quiet about this tho

Hmm, I suppose I'll try that out then

[RandoRando]

this is only a rumour but ive heard that routing a low frequency oscillitor to a low pass filters cut off on a sound gives amazing results

keep quiet about this tho

Hmm, I suppose I'll try that out then

The fact thAt he thinks your serious pisses me off so much

[zerbaman]

this is only a rumour but ive heard that routing a low frequency oscillitor to a low pass filters cut off on a sound gives amazing results

keep quiet about this tho

Hmm, I suppose I'll try that out then

[Arküris]

this is only a rumour but ive heard that routing a low frequency oscillitor to a low pass filters cut off on a sound gives amazing results

keep quiet about this tho

Hmm, I suppose I'll try that out then

The fact thAt he thinks your serious pisses me off so much

Oh... went back and read that again Failure

Gimme a break, I just got my DAW like a week ago so most of the technical vocabulary hasn't clicked yet

[brettheaslewood]

do you even know what DAW stands for, without using google?

[Nacklewicket]

i was being serious.. sort of
i guess that would be the only solid direction for u to make filthy basslinies someone could point u in if u just started out..lfo to cut off..but the sound design of the bass patch is more important i guess..go watch loadsa utube tutorials gonn aget u started

[Arküris]

I've been watching TONS of tutorials, I just hadn't found any for this specific sound

[Nacklewicket]

then its very simple!! all u have to do is practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice

and do some reading

[benjam]

I've been watching TONS of tutorials, I just hadn't found any for this specific sound

Those guys have been producing a long time and have developed their own techniques and sounds mate. If you have actually done loads of tutorials you should have a load of bass patches. So get tweaking them and work out what everything is doing and what effect it has on the sound. After that have a crack at making your own by recreating these techniques. Then in 5 years time every new post on here will be asking ' how do I make that sick bass in the arkuris track'

[Mortal]

also, for that boucning effect, use either a saw or traingle wave on the LFO as opposed to a sine

[Ldizzy]

thread end. please.

[Arküris]

also, for that boucning effect, use either a saw or traingle wave on the LFO as opposed to a sine

Thank you! That little bit was the push in the right direction I needed

[Dreadfunk]

Refer to my sig.

[zerbaman]

also, for that boucning effect, use either a saw or traingle wave on the LFO as opposed to a sine

[Mortal]

also, for that boucning effect, use either a saw or traingle wave on the LFO as opposed to a sine

Thank you! That little bit was the push in the right direction I needed

no problem, people are too tetchy these days. But yeah the bible and stickies are also massive help!