Bass processing in FL Studio

[DerpyDog]

Hey everyone, I've got a not so quick question.

So a while back I started getting into darker, deeper dubstep (Badklaat, Biome, Commodo, all that good stuff) and had been producing for 2-3 years but had never done resampling.

So as time went, I got better and better at it (still not too good though) and developed and varied techniques. I use FL and so far, for bass processing, I.ve found it to be extremely annoying, probably because of my idiotic file management

Here is what I do to get my basses and here is why Id like to find a different way of doing it:
-Build a solid drum pattern, and get the raw massive sound to play to notes i want.
-Record that sound as wave, while mutting drums
-Open another project, in which I drag my .wav and frequency split it
-Record the different freq splitted track
-Export those three new tracks in the same new project
-From there, I get working on effects
-Once Im satisfied with what I've done, record the post-processed pattern and drag its wav onto my main project
-Mix it into the track

But here is the really annoying part: I don't know what my sound will be like at first, so after having it fully processed, I might realize the massive patch needs tweeking, or I might want to change the LFO. The problem is, in order for me to do that, I have to:
-Record the changed pattern
-Put it through my freq splitted channels, and record again
-Put it back onto the project and reassigning it to the fx channel
-Record it again
-Drag it to my main project.m
Its just too much work when I just want to change an lfo from 1/2 to 1/4 :p

Because of that, I often loose interest in a project after I end up with litteraly 20 different .wav when I only use one and get confused.

Surely there's gotta be an easier way. How do other people do it?

Thanks for the help

[Benji]

I think that's just one of the risks you have to take with bouncing stuff, I have pretty much the same process as you but I leave it as late as I can so I'm more or less sure that I'm not going to need to change anything. A couple of times I've wanted to change stuff but ended up just keeping it because fuck repeating that whole process

[Radix_UK]

A good way i would go about it (to save a few steps)

1. Get your raw massive and link it to a mixer channel (after you have your pattern etc.)
2. Open up an instance of 'Patcher'
3. Use 3 'Equo's to split frequencies within 'Patcher'
4. Add FX to each section as desired after each 'Equo'
5. Bounce to WAV then chop or whatever as necessary

Image of 'Patcher' routing in spoiler

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http://imgur.com/49eHLVc

Image just came up broken to theres a link instead

[DerpyDog]

Thanks Ill try that out

[Radix_UK]

Thanks Ill try that out

No problem, tell us how you get on