excision style bassline

[garrettlolll]

Actually I think you're all way off and datsik and excision could possibly be purposely confusing you so that you can't get the same sounds they do. I made a patch in massive that sounds like their normal basses and then if you take logic's ringshifter and throw that on top, you get the morphy sounding basses. I can post a clip of the sound if you want.

[sketi]

Go on

[Nizmo]

This isn't far off the gritty stuff

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3O0S5GADY00

[Subsidize Dubstep]

First of all, datsik and excision are production gurus. You won't get anywhere near their sound without a great grasp on how to use fx and resampling, but heres a tutorial I created that's a good starting point. You can download the patch if you watch the video on youtube (the link is in the description).

Hope this helps people - make sure you add your own blend of spices to it and make it your own. I reckon bouncing the audio into reason to use its effects gets pretty good results if you know what you're doing, but then there's plenty of vst fx that do similar things (The more I think about it and listen to the fx you can get our of reason, the more I think excision uses reason's fx - especially unison and tight delay (both automated)) - anyway let me know what you think...



here's a similar sound in reason (again you can download the patch from the description in the youtube video)

I just wanna say that I LOOOOVE your tutorials man. You helped me learn how to use massive ALOT. Big ups man

[FuzionDubstep]

Listen to the top tune in my sig, I'd say that was fairly 'excisiony' haha new word ftw?
basically its done from re-sampling mixed with a lot of distortion and eq'ing at each stage to kick out the noise that occurs,
so in simple terms just re-sample the fuck out of your bass works for me