Help me re-creating a tristam bass!

[BeatCoreOfficial]

I just stumbled over an un-released tristam track. I really need some help with the second bass. Let's say this is the sound of the bassline: DAH (DROPS)-DADADADADA-DEDEDEDEDE- DAH (DROPS AGAIN)---I need help with the DADADADA (BASS) Please provide me with one or several (Massive presets) If it's need'ed


-Link to the track: http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2943 ... %20Kat.mp3

[mthrfnk]

Please provide me with one or several (Massive presets) If it's need'ed

Why do so many people asume you can just get a sound using a preset.



Learn to make the sound, it's not that hard. Standard Massive squelchy bass + formant/screechy sine layer.

[Brothulhu]

You should post this in the Sound Design Sub Forum

Please provide me with one or several (Massive presets) If it's need'ed

I also suggest you read this thread http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.p ... &p=3427299 and this quote from Wub -

I torrented several of the latest DAWs, sampled packs, and a few cracked VSTs but after nearly two months of using them and pressing buttons randomly I'm still not signed. What am I doing wrong?

I feel like I haven't downloaded the right software yet to make some proper big tunes, can someone recommend what DAW does this? Also, in terms of sound design/arrangement/chords/melody creation/terminology/mastering/compression/contacting labels I'm still in the dark even after all this time. Is there a video somewhere that explains exactly what I need to do, preferably with a patch/PDF/additional bit of software to download so I don't need to pay attention.

I notice there is a Search function but it didn't spoonfeed me exactly the right answer I wanted so I've just made a new thread instead.

Sound familiar? Good. You're all fucking lazy.

The problem with all of these sorts of thread recently is that everyone is just coming across as a lazy tnuc. "I've been producing xyz amount of time and still haven't been signed, what haven't I torrented that I need?"

YAWN. Do hard work and stop looking for the easy option.