The Reese Bass Thread

[LogiSpark]

I saw this video just yesterday and I had to immediately post this right when I woke up. Valzugg made a perfect Billain/Noisia reese, he usually gives patches but he didn't give this one out (You can tell why). He used vocodex and heavy amounts of processing along with a long line of automation.

[R3b_Official]

I saw that tutorial the other day whats with all these youtubers getting together and sharing stuff and making a darwanism channel? Pretty cool actually!

So not only am i on DSF but im also a member on the NHF (neurohop forum) and they had a thread on a koan bass and shared the rack for ableton. I checked it out and got this really big sound after tweaking it to my taste. Now time to resample and see what i can get!

I highly recommend anyone in this thread to sign up and join since all they talk about is Reese's. The guys over their are crazy cool and nice. No ones a tunc and everyones shares and helps each other quite frequently. Plus have tons of Q&As of pretty good artist.

Heres the link - http://neurohopforum.com, the forum is run on the same thing as DSF so it should be such a big difference

Now heres my shitty koan sound thing.
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Thats all

[LogiSpark]

I was on the nuerohop forums at the time it was teken down I saw you the other day there, that forum is a cookie jar filled with info to make the perfect reese.

[axolotl-dubstep]

Here's a track I've been working on for the last few months. I'm from New Zealand. This has some good reesey bits in it, anyone wanting info on how to make it just reply and let me know what bits you like

Please let me know what you think,

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Appreciate it,

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[Phat Camel]

Just a random reese. Click to listen
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[bouncingfish]

Just a random reese. Click to listen
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Didn't work.

[Fowles]

I did a reese tutorial today!

sweet tutorial. good starting point. after a long effect chain this will sound huge!

[IamDroid]

Ahh. See someone finally posted Zuggbugs tutorial. He's told me that using Vocodex later in the stage when making reeses addeds a nice texture. Seems to be a good idea. He has other tutorials on there for reeses if anyone is interested as well. But, yeah thanks for posting that, we need the support!

[R3b_Official]

Messed around with sylenth and abletons vocoder today and got this real nice reese going. So much potential! Nice little blips of sound going on. Plus it took me around 10 min to make with absolutely no processing...

Everything was done inside sylenth and vocoder and then i bounced out a wav and made three copies in sampler and detuned two by 25c. Was phasing nicely

Ill post more info after exams tomorrow if anyone is interested! Also heres a free download to a wav if anyone wants a free reese and the souncloud clip does it no justice....

Download-https://www.mediafire.com/?hjq1elyda2pvcsw

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[Vanilla Nasty]

Not sure if this qualifies as a reese, but I like it.Soundcloud

it's a private link, might have to go to the page itself.

[NinjaEdit]

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I made this one somewhat like the original Reese tune.

There's a couple playing at once in fifths. They use vibrato, PWM, LP, Phaser, reverb.

[Embra]

First post on DSF, thought I had a good little Phace-like thing going on. The main basses are made with Massive and bounced down once, frequency splitting and medium distortion both times I resampled. If anyone wants more detail just let me know
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[bluberblubb]

curious if these are considered reeses? melamin and wicked sway write the best neuro i have ever heard.

[Toolman4]

I've not heard of melamin and wicked sway before, but those two tracks do feature a 'reese' type bass, at least from my experience so far. However, the core sounds aren't overly complicated (perhaps the style you consider to be the more 'genuine' reese). Anyways, what makes these sounds stand out is how they are processed and treated from a dynamics perspective. They are MASSIVELY WIDE, clean distortion and the highs come through nicely. Basically not very 'over-processed' if you know what I mean but delays, verbs, FREQ SPLITS....yea that's what I'd do/experiment with...

[bouncingfish]

First post on DSF, thought I had a good little Phace-like thing going on. The main basses are made with Massive and bounced down once, frequency splitting and medium distortion both times I resampled. If anyone wants more detail just let me know
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Track isn't there?Can't play it

[Nyyx]

hue hue hue hue.

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[LogiSpark]

This is a nice heavily distorted reese made in Absynth. FX order goes like this EQ (Take out the highest-highs and the lowest-lows)>Chorus>Vocoder (FL user so Vocodex)>Sausage fattener>Vocoder>Compressor. For both Vocodex patches, its the Band width, pitch mod, and other knob thats between them moved all the way to the right. The first patch is 69 bands and the second is 47. Turned it into a horrible electro ting

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[Trichome]

just a standard lowpassed reese, but im proud of it. i like the way it sounds when you bend the pitch
(shameless self promo too, if anyone wants a clip with only the bass just ask haha)
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[titchbit]

just a standard lowpassed reese, but im proud of it. i like the way it sounds when you bend the pitch
(shameless self promo too, if anyone wants a clip with only the bass just ask haha)
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u better be fuckin proud of it.

[Augment]

Messed a bit about with an old reese sample and got this weird movement out of it, kinda like it
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