I reckon this sound is made in albino ^ haven't had a go at it myself but it sounds like it and rusko is a fiend for using it!
Re: How To Make This Sound - January 2012
Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2012 8:37 am
by joeyverbeke
Trying to figure out how Joker gets his bass (and all other sounds pretty much) so tight sounding. Not sure if tight would be the right word, but his bass sound is so compressed/clear/fat. It just doesn't sound like most other dubstep bass (mid actually I guess) sounds. Is he just using filters/eq to section off specific frequencies for his bass to sit in? Not talking about the sub bass, but the mid that he has attached to it. Thanks, I'm eager to find out how it is made!
Re: How To Make This Sound - January 2012
Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2012 8:52 am
by kikaruu
@axolotl-dubstep: Have you tried using a high-shelf filter with a moderate resonancy? And use two notes an octave apart. A tube emulator type vst/effect could hep with the warmth, or you could just boost your mids and lower your treble with an EQ.
joeyverbeke wrote:Trying to figure out how Joker gets his bass (and all other sounds pretty much) so tight sounding. Not sure if tight would be the right word, but his bass sound is so compressed/clear/fat. It just doesn't sound like most other dubstep bass (mid actually I guess) sounds. Is he just using filters/eq to section off specific frequencies for his bass to sit in? Not talking about the sub bass, but the mid that he has attached to it. Thanks, I'm eager to find out how it is made!
Joker bass's always sound like they are pushing the limits of being detuned.. that one just sounds like a few square waves and some distortion/eq...
Moxix wrote:Joker bass's always sound like they are pushing the limits of being detuned.. that one just sounds like a few square waves and some distortion/eq...
Unfortunately I can't open your file because I use Fl Studio, but here is a tune that I'm writing right now in the spirit of Joker. I caught on to the detune that he used and incorporated it in my bass, but I would love any feedback as to how I can get the bass more compressed sounding (still not sure how to describe it).
Easy all, I'm not sure if this has been asked already, I tried searching the forums for it, but it didn't help.
I'm trying to make an Icicle/Shogun kinda stab. You can hear it in a lot of his productions, but another good and recent example is J:Kenzo - Therapy.
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The sound I'm after is at 0:27 +-.
Hope anyone can help me, I'm in reason, but any explanation in any DAW will work.
Thanks!
anybody knows how to make that bass synth?
i've been trying it so long now and i just can't seem to get it right.
i'm hearing it in lots of tracks lately and i'm going insane not being able to do it myself. (in massive)
How to make a Euphoric house / saw piano sounding chord?
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 5:15 pm
by BrokenBeats94
This synth is used in a lot of euphoric house songs as well as now dubstep and also drum and bass and is the ideal sound for touching up on a drum and bass track i'm using. I'm planning to use it also on dubstep tracks and have had quite a few attempts at getting the sound spot on but haven't had many decent results. I know you use saw waves, knock up the unison and the spread and then high on the attack and short on the decay?
I'm not too sure and I am using NI Massive. Here are various samples of the sound I want Anyone got a decent tutorial or specific details of how to make it
Re: How to make a Euphoric house / saw piano sounding chord?
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 5:20 pm
by Hircine
Get a saw, filter it, set an enveloped with 0 attack and no decay at all to open the cutoff. Assign cutoff to a macro and play around, the rest is fxing.
Edit: The piano is just a piano with a heavy beat delay and a reverb. More about EQing it than FXing it I guess.
Re: How to make a Euphoric house / saw piano sounding chord?
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 5:28 pm
by BrokenBeats94
Cheers mate, any particular filter, low pass 4 maybe or Daft?
Re: How to make a Euphoric house / saw piano sounding chord?
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 6:26 pm
by didi
BrokenBeats94 wrote:Cheers mate, any particular filter, low pass 4 maybe or Daft?
Don't want to sound like a dick, but surely you can decide?
He's given you pretty much the technique, use your ears and decide according to the track for everything else.
Re: How to make a Euphoric house / saw piano sounding chord?
sounds like an actual piano with some effects on it.
Re: How to make a Euphoric house / saw piano sounding chord?
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 8:44 pm
by cmgoodman1226
BrokenBeats94 wrote:This synth is used in a lot of euphoric house songs as well as now dubstep and also drum and bass and is the ideal sound for touching up on a drum and bass track i'm using. I'm planning to use it also on dubstep tracks and have had quite a few attempts at getting the sound spot on but haven't had many decent results. I know you use saw waves, knock up the unison and the spread and then high on the attack and short on the decay?
I'm not too sure and I am using NI Massive. Here are various samples of the sound I want Anyone got a decent tutorial or specific details of how to make it
there's about a thousand youtube tutorials on it. Search deadmau5 progressive plucky synth and viola.
Re: How To Make This Sound - January 2012
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 11:43 pm
by Earjax
how to make the bass on this?
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Making Synth stabs and sfx
Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 3:19 am
by Klesherdubs
Hey Im looking for tips and tricks to help I and many others on the knowledge and skills in making a powerful , memorable synth and sfx's for music like no other. Relating to the sound at the beginning of this clip
please reply and give your best tips and techniques to sound designing with sfx's and synths THANKS !
Re: Making Synth stabs and sfx
Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 3:52 am
by GV1
If I was trying to create that sound I'd start by looking for, or recording, a circular saw cutting through a piece of metal tubing. That's what it sounds like. Cut off any low end. Use a little pitch automation. There's some sound layered on top of it, and some other effects added, but you just play about with whatever effects you have to achieve something nice.
Re: How To Make This Sound - January 2012
Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 8:47 am
by enthawizeguy
can someone tell me how to make the sounds i posted videos of? it would be a big help i think they were on page 5 or 6
Re: How To Make This Sound - January 2012
Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 4:19 pm
by kungpowmace
been trying to do this in massive all weekend, the sound right at 1:00 mark. I have made something similar with the lunacy osc in massive, but cant seem to get it exactly right. Anyone have a clue on how to make it?