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is that like light years?Depone wrote:2. the easiest and sometimes most effective way of getting hugely wide bass is to use a sample delay. this will delay the bass either l/r signal in mile-seconds and your bass will be super wide.Hutu wrote:Been producing for 4 years and i still dont know how to make bass wide enough.
sub is sub, midrange is bass. kick is kick. so you've got it right.Artie Fufkin wrote:I think they are talking about bass as in basslines/midrange synths and not sub bass. Or they could be talking about the bass drum. I differentiate these by saying sub, bass, and kick.
bassinine wrote:sub is sub, midrange is bass. kick is kick. so you've got it right.Artie Fufkin wrote:I think they are talking about bass as in basslines/midrange synths and not sub bass. Or they could be talking about the bass drum. I differentiate these by saying sub, bass, and kick.
i'm not arguing that mid-range = bass in a technical sense. i'm merely saying that if a producers says "bass" he's probably talking about the mid-range, and when he says sub, he's talking about the actual sine wave sub.paravrais wrote:bassinine wrote:sub is sub, midrange is bass. kick is kick. so you've got it right.Artie Fufkin wrote:I think they are talking about bass as in basslines/midrange synths and not sub bass. Or they could be talking about the bass drum. I differentiate these by saying sub, bass, and kick.
Bass is bass...midrange is midrange...
People just refer to the growly lead synths in a lot of dubstep as the 'bass' because it usually follows the same notes as the sub.
EDIT: Think of the same meaning as a bass guitar rather than frequency ranges. If you overdrive a bass it's still the bass section of the track even though the instrument is hitting frequencies in the mid-high range too.
instant 80s drumsShum wrote: Gating reverbs is SUPER handy.
in session view i.e the vertical layout just double click an empty slot and it creates a clip. in the arrangement view (classic left to right sequencer style) highlight the space and press ctrl+shift+m.JTMMusicuk wrote:Iv bin producing in ableton for about 4years and i still dont know how to draw in a clip in the session view instead of pressing record then play for a few seconds then stopping it. Is it possible and do you know what im talking about as my terminology is terrible haha
not that i know of.Sharmaji wrote:1. is there really no way to link clips in a scene in ableton, so that you can start in the middle of a scene,rather than have to go all the way back to the beginning to get to the particular bar that's causing you a problem?
Thats what i was after cheers, cant believe i didnt know for sooo longsymmetricalsounds wrote:instant 80s drumsShum wrote: Gating reverbs is SUPER handy.
in session view i.e the vertical layout just double click an empty slot and it creates a clip. in the arrangement view (classic left to right sequencer style) highlight the space and press ctrl+shift+m.JTMMusicuk wrote:Iv bin producing in ableton for about 4years and i still dont know how to draw in a clip in the session view instead of pressing record then play for a few seconds then stopping it. Is it possible and do you know what im talking about as my terminology is terrible haha
not that i know of.Sharmaji wrote:1. is there really no way to link clips in a scene in ableton, so that you can start in the middle of a scene,rather than have to go all the way back to the beginning to get to the particular bar that's causing you a problem?
Is there one for mac? I couldn't find one. Pretty much the same but it would be nice to have a mac one.symmetricalsounds wrote:no worries, there's a desktop background with loads of keyboard shortcuts on there. i had that for a while and learnt most of them from there.
here you go
http://www.pulsarmedia.eu/data/media/84 ... ildtek.png
when you see ctrl just imagine apple key, job doneManic Harmonic wrote:Is there one for mac? I couldn't find one. Pretty much the same but it would be nice to have a mac one.symmetricalsounds wrote:no worries, there's a desktop background with loads of keyboard shortcuts on there. i had that for a while and learnt most of them from there.
here you go
http://www.pulsarmedia.eu/data/media/84 ... ildtek.png
just saying: there are million ways to make it ''wider''.Depone wrote:Theres a couple of ways to achieve this.Hutu wrote:Been producing for 4 years and i still dont know how to make bass wide enough.
1. Make sure your sub bass is separated from the rest of the bass (either frequency separate it, or have it on an actual separate synth/instrument for it)
2. the easiest and sometimes most effective way of getting hugely wide bass is to use a sample delay. this will delay the bass either l/r signal in mile-seconds and your bass will be super wide.
3. another way is to use chorus. Make sure its oscillating slowly and that its not churning the sound too much.
there are many many more ways, but these are my two most common.
EDIT:
Use Unison and Stereo De-tuning for the most classic wide bass sound
And if anyone has the same for logic 9m that would be Illl!!symmetricalsounds wrote:when you see ctrl just imagine apple key, job doneManic Harmonic wrote:Is there one for mac? I couldn't find one. Pretty much the same but it would be nice to have a mac one.symmetricalsounds wrote:no worries, there's a desktop background with loads of keyboard shortcuts on there. i had that for a while and learnt most of them from there.
here you go
http://www.pulsarmedia.eu/data/media/84 ... ildtek.png
Why not bounce each note on a c-c scale with the delay on, load each recorded note to the samplers note. Now when you play a note the delay is sorta re-triggeringlegend4ry wrote:Is there such thing is retrigging when it comes to delays?
Depone wrote:Why not bounce each note on a c-c scale with the delay on, load each recorded note to the samplers note. Now when you play a note the delay is sorta re-triggeringlegend4ry wrote:Is there such thing is retrigging when it comes to delays?
