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Wicked thread nice one

stansharpe wrote:Wicked thread nice one

Thanks mate

CE9958 wrote:Quality tutorial blink... I unfortunately don't have FL Studio but I'm gonna do my best to translate it into logic speak and see how it works once I get home from university today. Thanks for the explanation!

No problem
Shoudnt be hard translating it to logic, especially since I used alot that doesnt come with FL

blinkesko wrote:

CE9958 wrote:Quality tutorial blink... I unfortunately don't have FL Studio but I'm gonna do my best to translate it into logic speak and see how it works once I get home from university today. Thanks for the explanation!

No problem
Shoudnt be hard translating it to logic, especially since I used alot that doesnt come with FL

Definitely. Except you FL Users and your damn soundgooderizer. lol Also I'm a bit fuzzy with notch filters and things of that nature but thats just from lack of practice...

hears my attempt at a few reeses.
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And here the mixer view.

looks like i'm going to be playing with a reese tonight

jrisreal wrote:
anybody know how to make a reese like this? it sounds so beefed, while, at the same time, its all high end and trebly. any idea?

add a sub or beef up the sub right before you distort/saturate then eq/filter sub out and add "cleaner" sub

how bout we talk about how to make your Reese fit in your track and making multiple of them sound good together and how to make the more intresting then just a straight note. cause mostly that seems to be my problem is making them sound intresting and not simple throughout

In my original post the reese is doing a whole riff. It sounded weird to me because it was soooo just... reesey but I actually ended up side chaining it to the kick and it added some really interesting motion. Then doing some EQ sweeps to give it some like wishy washy motion sounds all kinda spiced it up for me and my taste at least. I feel like getting the reese to interact more with the sounds around it by side chaining or automation or anything you can think of really is what gives them personality that I feel like adds a lot to a Reese.

Yeah, I tried to sidechain the reese I made with my kick, sounded awesome. + at 130 bpm with a 4x4 beat, it made me wanna dance. I really should start experimenting more with reeses.

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I took the '99 Reese Smooth' preset bass from NI Massive, and turned it into a bro-steppish bass.

If anyone wants and likes it, here it is

http://www.mediafire.com/?lr3rxx2mcf3ueo6

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Click the link.

EDIT: Sorted.

blinkesko wrote:Yeah, I tried to sidechain the reese I made with my kick, sounded awesome. + at 130 bpm with a 4x4 beat, it made me wanna dance. I really should start experimenting more with reeses.

Yeah dude that pumping side chained feel added to a reese really just makes you wanna move. Ive been missing out not adding more reeses to my songs. That glitched out skrillex style is cool and all but giving it a smooth reese foundation really makes it groove and makes it infinitely cooler if you ask me.

also holy shit i can change my font color

amateur I know... but seriously this is the first post I've made that got over 1000 views so awesome guys! Glad I could start something everyone wants to talk about! This has been a super helpful thread! Keep it coming for sure!

Also as suggested by a bunch of people, I took that Reese Demo and am indeed making it a song! Check out the signature to give it a listen!

Just gonna say, you can edit your posts so you don't need to make 3 posts
btw, that song is funky as hell.

Haha sorry :/ like i said... Im new to this. haha.

But thanks man!

Tweaked the fx on the tutorial I made, and just made a short loop. Nothing special, but imo it sounds good.
But there's something in there that I can't hear before I export, made it sound worse.. :/ lol enjoy
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Its got that sound kinda like what Feed Me does that I never understand how he does... like in White Spirit