The Reese Bass Thread
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less is more when it comes to stages in processing
that and my bud andy (dillusion) posted up some samples a long time ago that serve as a good base point from his virus and emu and other outboard
that and my bud andy (dillusion) posted up some samples a long time ago that serve as a good base point from his virus and emu and other outboard
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I think people have trouble thinking out of the box (me included) when it comes to 'jamming' with a soft synth. You are often sitting down in a chair using a mouse playing with one button at a time. When people used hardware they had two hands and could move two things at once and this could open up some interesting options.Sparxy wrote:I think its where most of the stuff you hear now is made on massive. it has this "digital" and "synthetic" character to its soundserox wrote:I love a warm deep sounding reece like I use to hear in the 90s but this noisy stuff does not come close to me.
I would suggest try moving some buttons on your VST of choice while the note is being played to try make it feel a bit more organic. Get the right things moving at the same time may stop it from sounding like a few detuned squares done in 30 seconds.
there's an idea - get an old hardware synth and sample some of those badbuoy reeses
or look up some old roland reese samples or something
I also think soft sytnhs are easy to make shit sounds out of the box but require some attention when it comes to making things sound warmer and not so digital.
Slapping a distortion unit/crusher on everything to the max wont help imo.
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can't find my prest mp3 from my micron preset pack, but loads of reeses
like i said less is more and it's best to have a good initial sound from a good synth (not massive imo unless you wanna sound digital)
like i said less is more and it's best to have a good initial sound from a good synth (not massive imo unless you wanna sound digital)
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a juno, virus, or any other analog modeled or analog work better than things like massive
be it detuned saws or squares
be it detuned saws or squares
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also barely processed reese fun
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easy to get twisting etc without distortion and over processing
tempted to finish it and reprocess the reese to current standards
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easy to get twisting etc without distortion and over processing
tempted to finish it and reprocess the reese to current standards
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Notch filters, Chorus, and Distortion/Saturation seem to always do me some good.
I always try to make sure that my notch modulations are not in the same spot each time too or else I'm left with a big hole in the sound.
Working on a Reese-oriented tune at the moment, will upload on here soon!
I also think composition plays a huge role in how your patch actually sounds when everything comes together.
I always try to make sure that my notch modulations are not in the same spot each time too or else I'm left with a big hole in the sound.
Working on a Reese-oriented tune at the moment, will upload on here soon!

I also think composition plays a huge role in how your patch actually sounds when everything comes together.
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JR I thought you were mostly hispanic or something?jrisreal wrote:Nobody cares about my reeses![]()
It's probably because I'm white.

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I actually just grabbed these a few days ago and I'm eager to try them out once I get the hang of kontakt. Some of those reese's are insanedeadly habit wrote:less is more when it comes to stages in processing
that and my bud andy (dillusion) posted up some samples a long time ago that serve as a good base point from his virus and emu and other outboard
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JR your reese is very good
I love the track that the OP posted, that has some real groove! makes me want to do that a bit more..
Here is my reece:
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ahem, Iranian/American.Atac wrote:JR I thought you were mostly hispanic or something?jrisreal wrote:Nobody cares about my reeses![]()
It's probably because I'm white.
and unfortunately, some Iranians have a gene that makes us look bleached, so I'm white.
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Ahhhh, would've never guessed. I have a few Iranian buddies but they do not look white at all.jrisreal wrote:ahem, Iranian/American.Atac wrote:JR I thought you were mostly hispanic or something?jrisreal wrote:Nobody cares about my reeses![]()
It's probably because I'm white.
and unfortunately, some Iranians have a gene that makes us look bleached, so I'm white.

Anyways /threadjack
I think I finished this reesey tune, will probably upload sometime tonight!
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Could one of you link me up to that? Be interested to check it out! Thanks!Huts wrote:I actually just grabbed these a few days ago and I'm eager to try them out once I get the hang of kontakt. Some of those reese's are insanedeadly habit wrote:less is more when it comes to stages in processing
that and my bud andy (dillusion) posted up some samples a long time ago that serve as a good base point from his virus and emu and other outboard
Also props to all the posters the stuff all sounds really cool I'm learning a lot from all of you!

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You da man huts
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ugh darksamples.com or somethingCE9958 wrote:Could one of you link me up to that? Be interested to check it out! Thanks!Huts wrote:I actually just grabbed these a few days ago and I'm eager to try them out once I get the hang of kontakt. Some of those reese's are insanedeadly habit wrote:less is more when it comes to stages in processing
that and my bud andy (dillusion) posted up some samples a long time ago that serve as a good base point from his virus and emu and other outboard
Also props to all the posters the stuff all sounds really cool I'm learning a lot from all of you!
i linked it loads of times for sampleswap on here

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what is it under on sampleswap deadly?
I tried to search earlier but he only had a virus pack, korgsub, 808 and some other pack
I tried to search earlier but he only had a virus pack, korgsub, 808 and some other pack





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Huts just uploaded a mediafire link with the folderHuts wrote:http://www.mediafire.com/?q7httelq0i14g2y

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I can`t access mediafire at work
I could wait till I get home but I`m interested in checking them out.
I could wait till I get home but I`m interested in checking them out.





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