This! I remember when I first started making wobbles in reason and copying te tutorial exactly, not really knowing what I was doing. It was only till I worked out what I was actually doing that I could come up with more interesting sounds.mthrfnk wrote:Forgot to mention this, if you're looking to recreate a bass from a tutorial on Youtube for example, don't just make the patch and use it. Go through each thing that makes up the patch, and try to understand what it does to the sound - that way if you want a certain element (e.g. "oh this wavetable and position adds grit to sound") you can add it into your original patches and make new sounds.AntidoteWasTaken wrote:So far this has been by far the most helpful post, others were good, but sometimes the simplest things are the most helpful. Thank you!mthrfnk wrote:Learn every aspect of the synth, forget about rinsing through presets.AntidoteWasTaken wrote:I've got the bass I like in Ni Massive, now, whats the next step to giving it that juicy, phat sound?
Make a good patch, with good harmonics.
Apply an fx chain (e.g. eq>distort>filters>eq>compress), frequency split if you need to.
Layer with sub bass if you need to.
Mix well with your other elements, consider sidechaining drums.
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Re: Producing as a career is my dream, help me get started.
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Re: Producing as a career is my dream, help me get started.
AntidoteWasTaken wrote:So far this has been by far the most helpful post, others were good, but sometimes the simplest things are the most helpful. Thank you!mthrfnk wrote:Learn every aspect of the synth, forget about rinsing through presets.AntidoteWasTaken wrote:I've got the bass I like in Ni Massive, now, whats the next step to giving it that juicy, phat sound?
Make a good patch, with good harmonics.
Apply an fx chain (e.g. eq>distort>filters>eq>compress), frequency split if you need to.
Layer with sub bass if you need to.
Mix well with your other elements, consider sidechaining drums.
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Hey I can help you out on that sound if you want, check your pm
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Thread title is misleading, this is just another "how do I make this sound?" thread.
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Re: Producing as a career is my dream, help me get started.
Hardly, I also ask for starter tips, things I should do, and that sound is just where I would like to begin. The initial thread is totally related to the thread title.
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im abit hurt you didnt think my comment was helpful.
heres the video of using Eq to sweep automate to get that formant sound. (orig. in another thread posted by wub and i think the video creator)
Also this thread title is misleading, if you only want to know how to make Formant bass.
Also another thread covers what you can do to make money in the industry, from giging, to writing jingles, to doing soundtrack work for films and short movies, from learning and teaching music throrey, to using sites like PPH to get some small part time work editing or adding sound to films.
None of these will get you as far as learning how to suck one tho, my puffer techniqiue may not have gotten my track signed but i got £20 in my backpocket from a record exec so i guess thats like making a living off the music industry.
heres the video of using Eq to sweep automate to get that formant sound. (orig. in another thread posted by wub and i think the video creator)
Also this thread title is misleading, if you only want to know how to make Formant bass.
Also another thread covers what you can do to make money in the industry, from giging, to writing jingles, to doing soundtrack work for films and short movies, from learning and teaching music throrey, to using sites like PPH to get some small part time work editing or adding sound to films.
None of these will get you as far as learning how to suck one tho, my puffer techniqiue may not have gotten my track signed but i got £20 in my backpocket from a record exec so i guess thats like making a living off the music industry.
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PahahahahahahahahFbac wrote:None of these will get you as far as learning how to suck one tho, my puffer techniqiue may not have gotten my track signed but i got £20 in my backpocket from a record exec so i guess thats like making a living off the music industry.
Am I too young for a release?
If I wanted to release music, do I have to have a specific age? Let's say I wanted to get signed, I send a demo or become notified, and I tell them my age and I say 13 and they say "you're too young", what do I do then? Wait till i'm 18/21 and release? I don't want to miss an opportunity to DJ and produce alongside big names and small names as I become older.
I'm confused. Should I wait? I feel like i'm in my prime to somehow release my music with both my parents' permission.
P.S. How do you delete posts? (Random side note sorry)
I'm confused. Should I wait? I feel like i'm in my prime to somehow release my music with both my parents' permission.
P.S. How do you delete posts? (Random side note sorry)
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not sure if alpaca or troll
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Re: Am I too young for a release?
I'm serious man. I'm confused.Hircine wrote:not sure if alpaca or troll
I knew no one would be serious.
Huge tune you got there too man. Gargantuan right? Huge tuneage. biggups.
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Re: Am I too young for a release?
I have never been asked my age for a release. It shouldn't matter just send tunes. The only thing that could be tricky is actually getting the payments if you aren't old enough for PayPal / bank account but in sure there are ways round it.
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Re: Am I too young for a release?
Let's say I wanted to get signed, I send a demo or become notified, and I tell them my age and I say 87 and they say "you're too old", what do I do then?
Re: Am I too young for a release?
Hey, Grandpar was an old man making dubstep.
Mary Anne Hobbs played a 10 year old's tunes on Radio1 before.
If the tune is good, the label probably won't care. The problem is you technically can't sign into legal agreements at that age. Contracts etc. You'd need some type of third party most likely. A guardian/power of attorney type thing etc. As for playing out, well I'd be surprised if they would let someone that young play as most of the nights are held in pubs and such with alcohol. That would be risky for the venue. Depends though.
You can't delete posts. You can ask a mod to lock it and possibly send it to the bin, but no guarantees and certainly don't bother mods about it.
Mary Anne Hobbs played a 10 year old's tunes on Radio1 before.
If the tune is good, the label probably won't care. The problem is you technically can't sign into legal agreements at that age. Contracts etc. You'd need some type of third party most likely. A guardian/power of attorney type thing etc. As for playing out, well I'd be surprised if they would let someone that young play as most of the nights are held in pubs and such with alcohol. That would be risky for the venue. Depends though.
You can't delete posts. You can ask a mod to lock it and possibly send it to the bin, but no guarantees and certainly don't bother mods about it.
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Re: Am I too young for a release?
never been asked my age when sending stuff about
i've also see under 18 people playing in bars... and also kicked out when they get caught underage drinking
i've also see under 18 people playing in bars... and also kicked out when they get caught underage drinking
Re: Am I too young for a release?
Getting on a label wouldnt seem that hard at that age if you're good at what you do, I think the main concern would be playing live, Not many places will have a 13 year old on the decks, Especially with licensing laws and such
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Mexztah wrote:Getting on a label wouldnt seem that hard at that age if you're good at what you do, I think the main concern would be playing live, Not many places will have a 13 year old on the decks, Especially with licensing laws and such
plus none wants to watch a 13 year old DJ. The best ones are the ones that have been in the game for ages and have built themselves up. fuck being djed to by a kid who has barely hit puberty with no life experience. Allow it.
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ISN'T PORTER ROBINSON LIKE 19? ALSO SORRY FOR CAPSLOCK, IT'S NOTE-OFF IN RENOISE AND I CANT BE ARSED TO CARE.
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think so bud
and madeon can't grow pubes
and madeon can't grow pubes
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Re: Producing as a career is my dream, help me get started.
age doesn't matter but IMO if you're 13 you shouldn't be spending your nights DJing basement clubs or chasing around promoters with a baseball bat.
besides if you're good at 13 you may as well wait and see how good you get.
besides if you're good at 13 you may as well wait and see how good you get.
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