Bypassing feedback filter in massive?

[jittery]

Im sorry if something is lost in translation; talking about technical stuff in another language is always kind of difficult. i might sound like a complete tosser, but ill take the chance..

right..

My question is very simple; i've made a synth stab, but its lacking the low end.
so i choose a sine-wave as the 3rd osc and bypass it, so it wont get affected by verbs etc. but since i like to fatten up the sound by adding a slight amount of feedback, a problem appears: the 'bypassed' low end gets distorted. i've been searching for a while now, but with no luck. seems as if im the only one with this problem...
am i missing something obvious? (propably )

thx in advance

[steeze]

Could you not just have a separate instance of the synth running just the 3rd oscillator and turn off the 'feedback'? Just copy the synth settings and melody. Hope this makes sense

[VirtualMark]

Or maybe try changing the routing settings on the routing tab? You can change the bypass to make it pre of post effects, also change the routing of the feedback.

[Sparxy]

Why don't you just EQ out the bottom end and have a seperate synth running with a pure sine? Typically I roll off my sine sub around 80hz and roll off the bottom of the mid bass around 90-100hz depending on the sound. You'll also leave a lovely little EQ gap between 80-90hz for your kick to sit in.