Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by Augment » Sat May 28, 2011 8:24 pm

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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by Specimen-Yarp » Sun May 29, 2011 7:38 pm

today im gonna mess around with splitting frequencies on the bass.
any thoughts ?
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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by jrisreal » Sun May 29, 2011 7:39 pm

Specimen-Yarp wrote:today im gonna mess around with splitting frequencies on the bass.
any thoughts ?
go for it. also add some fast delay on there ... gives it a robotic quality.
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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by Ldizzy » Sun May 29, 2011 8:58 pm

read on doa's grid. thats my thought.

and dont limit yourself.. experiment... no rules...
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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by Specimen-Yarp » Sun May 29, 2011 10:08 pm

F*** yeah man, no limits, id say almost every good bass has most likely been made from trial and error... trying things that people would say wont work, and making them work
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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by Ldizzy » Mon May 30, 2011 3:34 am

Specimen-Yarp wrote:F*** yeah man, no limits, id say almost every good bass has most likely been made from trial and error... trying things that people would say wont work, and making them work
amen.

i have a thought to share :

ive always seen things this way concerning rule bending :

theres what i call the punk-like approach... where u kinda break whatever u believe is a rule... to make things work however u feel they should work...

and theres what i refer to as the jazz-like approach... where u start off learning all of the rules, and master them.. and then.. break them

both are good. as long as u put ur whole soul into it, and self-criticize..
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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by reignstep » Mon May 30, 2011 11:41 am

Tbh there are some real good tips and links in this topic, if you're into this kind of stuff. I read through most of the old datsik/excision topics, and the techniques they explain are quite good in general. Though what most people seem to forget is that you can't just add all the effects you want and hope you get a CLEAN sound that actually sounds well made.

If you wanna go for processing and resampling your sound, it's important to first understand how your base sound works and what you can and cannot do, what makes it actually sound better and what makes it just sound 'filthy' yet too distorted/unclean (which is IMO where most 'filth' producers nowadays go wrong, and where a good set of monitors come in REAL handy).

I experimented alot with it and imo granular fx chains and layering gets you the closest (again, understand what they do, how they combine and when you can safely apply ;) ), and I put it all together this weekend and got this result:

Reign vs Datsik

I started off with a single saw oscillator in Massive, so the trick really lies in just knowing what you're doing I think.

Hope this was of any use to anyone looking to produce harder dubstep :)

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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by Specimen-Yarp » Mon May 30, 2011 5:53 pm

reignz wrote:Tbh there are some real good tips and links in this topic, if you're into this kind of stuff. I read through most of the old datsik/excision topics, and the techniques they explain are quite good in general. Though what most people seem to forget is that you can't just add all the effects you want and hope you get a CLEAN sound that actually sounds well made.

If you wanna go for processing and resampling your sound, it's important to first understand how your base sound works and what you can and cannot do, what makes it actually sound better and what makes it just sound 'filthy' yet too distorted/unclean (which is IMO where most 'filth' producers nowadays go wrong, and where a good set of monitors come in REAL handy).

I experimented alot with it and imo granular fx chains and layering gets you the closest (again, understand what they do, how they combine and when you can safely apply ;) ), and I put it all together this weekend and got this result:

Reign vs Datsik

I started off with a single saw oscillator in Massive, so the trick really lies in just knowing what you're doing I think.

Hope this was of any use to anyone looking to produce harder dubstep :)
WOWWW. please expand on what you did to that bass.... im actually in love with that sound !
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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by Specimen-Yarp » Mon May 30, 2011 8:24 pm

can somebody PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE FUCKING PLEASE
try and help me get this sound
if you listen to people on rottun records you have to have heard it
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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by jrisreal » Tue May 31, 2011 1:09 am

Specimen-Yarp wrote:can somebody PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE FUCKING PLEASE
try and help me get this sound
if you listen to people on rottun records you have to have heard it
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and i know im not the only one who wants this sound guys, its just tooo fucking good
ok well just layer a sub bass with a high screechy noise, a bit of LFO on pitch, and call yourself Dr. P :lol: but seriously tho. tell me if you need a more detailed explaination
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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by Specimen-Yarp » Tue May 31, 2011 2:07 am

........ that would be nice.... you dont understand how badly i wanna make this bass.
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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by oprs » Tue May 31, 2011 6:48 am

bet while you have spent so much time working to get that exact bass, you have passed by many that would be much better and give you your own sound..
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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by Specimen-Yarp » Tue May 31, 2011 7:34 am

oprs wrote:bet while you have spent so much time working to get that exact bass, you have passed by many that would be much better and give you your own sound..
true, but at the same time...... haha. im in love with this bass, its not a matter of me making my own, it would be the joy in knowing it exists in my folder full of massive patches, so that if the time comes, i have the comfort in knowing its there, and ready to be used :P
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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by reignstep » Tue May 31, 2011 7:38 am

oprs wrote:bet while you have spent so much time working to get that exact bass, you have passed by many that would be much better and give you your own sound..
Actually , no. Did I get myself a shitload of new presets and fx chain presets? Yes , and can I work from new , other base sounds to get my own sound through the techniques I learned? Hell yes

it was a great learning experience, and i bet that if you took the time you just spent making that useless post instead of actually reading what i'm trying to contribute to the forum here, you'd have more of a clue.

But haters gonna hate init :t:

@Yarp: I'm not going to expand on every setting I gave every plugin, just work with a simple saw wave sound and keep distorting it little by little. I mainly used Massive for a base sound, apply small amounts of distortion, export, and used Alchemy for resampling and layering the sound.

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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by Specimen-Yarp » Tue May 31, 2011 7:50 am

hey man, i meant no disrespect. and i appreciate your advice, in other words, when i read over this hungover tomorrow, ill listen to what you said, and work from there haha
cheers mate
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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by axolotl-dubstep » Tue May 31, 2011 8:09 am

ogunslinger wrote:someone should compile all this information and make a book.

"Idiots guide to producing dubstep"

Unit 1.... Applying LFO to Filter Cutoff

etc

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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by Specimen-Yarp » Mon Jun 06, 2011 4:13 am

guys , im also onto that shambalha style excision shit !
check this out, ill let you know how to do it if your interested !!
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Re: Skrillex, Borgore, heavily processed bass : explained!

Post by NewNoize » Wed Jul 20, 2011 12:49 am

Anything for Albino? I'm just seeing alot of Massive or Reason stuff... :|

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