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Gangster Pups - coffi - deconstruction

Post by Umea » Sun Aug 25, 2013 5:49 pm



Hey there

I learned a bit about sound design in the last few months, even if im still not a sound engineer or stg like that. I just downloaded the smoke blunt ep by coffi and listned to the tunes on it.
I would literally pay for a good and consequent deconstruction document of this track "gangster pups"
The basses are quite bubbly like a sine modulation but on the other hand there is a kind of cracky undertone. Dont know how to describe. If this is the wrong place, please move but how are these synths are designed ( actually im pretty sure in massive) and how are they modulated/shaped? That is in my opinion the biggest problem in dubstep production. A simble wobble bass is the easiest thing of all production techniques but if u want the wobble sounding alive or specially modulated there have to be more then just a lfo or a lowpass filter.
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Re: Gangster Pups - coffi - deconstruction

Post by Lektrone » Sun Aug 25, 2013 9:58 pm

Hardest pic I think I've ever seen

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Re: Gangster Pups - coffi - deconstruction

Post by Jaybax » Mon Aug 26, 2013 1:02 am

Pretty certain coffi uses reason, although I would love to see this thread go somewhere.

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Re: Gangster Pups - coffi - deconstruction

Post by Bit Trooper » Mon Aug 26, 2013 11:22 pm

yeah this would be a good topic
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Re: Gangster Pups - coffi - deconstruction

Post by Gewze » Tue Aug 27, 2013 12:16 am

yeah he uses reason

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Re: Gangster Pups - coffi - deconstruction

Post by Sinergy » Tue Aug 27, 2013 6:14 am

second this, holy fuck that is a tune.
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Re: Gangster Pups - coffi - deconstruction

Post by Umea » Tue Aug 27, 2013 8:58 am

:D im glad to see that you like this tune as well but
are there any good sound designers which are skilled enough to explain this magic piece of wub?

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Re: Gangster Pups - coffi - deconstruction

Post by Sinergy » Wed Aug 28, 2013 12:19 am

I can get a similar sound and texture for that main wobble in massive, but I can't get the lfo filter right... It *sounds* like volume automations, but there's no way you can get it to whip like that with just that.

suggestions?
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Re: Gangster Pups - coffi - deconstruction

Post by Umea » Wed Aug 28, 2013 6:17 am

Actuallythere are different types of wubs which are not that sinplyautomated via lfo filters. Its more apluck sound combined with a downcurve or sth like that. The modulstion seems quite complex if u combine each sound. Then itsthe sound itself. The maineub seemsto be a saw layered with a metallic piece of whatever. Maybe a formant or other stuff, the intro wub ( shortly before the drop) is more cracky. It sounds like "dwhat". Like u compress something. Dunno how to achieve this sound. Then there is the modulation of the sound itself. The wubs change their voice a little bit during the bars. Any filter ideas ? Maybe a good used EQ or parallel processing in a special way ?

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Re: Gangster Pups - coffi - deconstruction

Post by syrup » Wed Aug 28, 2013 8:05 am

^ pitch bend/different notes
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Post by killakam98 » Sun Sep 01, 2013 2:17 am

Sinergy wrote:I can get a similar sound and texture for that main wobble in massive, but I can't get the lfo filter right... It *sounds* like volume automations, but there's no way you can get it to whip like that with just that.

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Don't you guys hear the Subtraktor in that tune?!?!
Y'all can probally make that in Sytrus/Operator/FM8/Toxic Biohazard
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Post by killakam98 » Sun Sep 01, 2013 2:18 am

Subkontra wrote:Actuallythere are different types of wubs which are not that sinplyautomated via lfo filters. Its more apluck sound combined with a downcurve or sth like that. The modulstion seems quite complex if u combine each sound. Then itsthe sound itself. The maineub seemsto be a saw layered with a metallic piece of whatever. Maybe a formant or other stuff, the intro wub ( shortly before the drop) is more cracky. It sounds like "dwhat". Like u compress something. Dunno how to achieve this sound. Then there is the modulation of the sound itself. The wubs change their voice a little bit during the bars. Any filter ideas ? Maybe a good used EQ or parallel processing in a special way ?
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