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At :29, how do you get your basses to have that super "phat" sound, its the only word i could think of to describe it. It sounds different and i couldn't figure it out.

inb4 wub

there is a thread called 'how do i make this sound' or something along those lines. if you make your own thread then you knock one other thread off the page which could be helpful to someone. kind of selfish when you think about it. use the right threads and it stops people from missing the important stuff. capiche

Collyer wrote:there is a thread called 'how do i make this sound' or something along those lines. if you make your own thread then you knock one other thread off the page which could be helpful to someone. kind of selfish when you think about it. use the right threads and it stops people from missing the important stuff. capiche

That doesn't answer my question :/

...Layering?

a majority of the time when people ask how to get a "fat" sound it's due to unison/dimension expander or like gotham said above layer a bounced version that's quieter than the original to add that extra umph. that sound specifically sounds like it's main aspect is the distortion that makes it sound so gritty. ohmicide works wonders with distortion.

raige wrote:a majority of the time when people ask how to get a "fat" sound it's due to unison/dimension expander or like gotham said above layer a bounced version that's quieter than the original to add that extra umph. that sound specifically sounds like it's main aspect is the distortion that makes it sound so gritty. ohmicide works wonders with distortion.

Alright thanks for the tips, it's good to know people on this forum still answer your question without bitching.

Foreplay wrote:

raige wrote:a majority of the time when people ask how to get a "fat" sound it's due to unison/dimension expander or like gotham said above layer a bounced version that's quieter than the original to add that extra umph. that sound specifically sounds like it's main aspect is the distortion that makes it sound so gritty. ohmicide works wonders with distortion.

Alright thanks for the tips, it's good to know people on this forum still answer your question without bitching.

They bitch because of dumbfucks like you who need their hands held.

Experiment, being told how to do something and doing it is worthless. Good luck making meh music with that mentality.

parralell compression will make anything sound big and phat, and foreplay people arent bitching. well, yes they are.

its just theres so many how do i make this sound threads and they make the original threads get bumped down, no offense to you, just sayin.

wub (or was it ledge?) even went the extra mile to make a new "how do i make this sound thread" for the certain month. :/

Kes-Es wrote:

Foreplay wrote:

raige wrote:a majority of the time when people ask how to get a "fat" sound it's due to unison/dimension expander or like gotham said above layer a bounced version that's quieter than the original to add that extra umph. that sound specifically sounds like it's main aspect is the distortion that makes it sound so gritty. ohmicide works wonders with distortion.

Alright thanks for the tips, it's good to know people on this forum still answer your question without bitching.

They bitch because of dumbfucks like you who need their hands held.

Experiment, being told how to do something and doing it is worthless. Good luck making meh music with that mentality.

Cry about it.

Whilst a use of the search could've probably answered this ( ) I'm feeling nice and chilled this Sunday morning, so reckon Foreplay should check out this super list of links I compiled a while back;

http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 6#p2204163


They might help

wub wrote:Whilst a use of the search could've probably answered this ( ) I'm feeling nice and chilled this Sunday morning, so reckon Foreplay should check out this super list of links I compiled a while back;

http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 6#p2204163


They might help

wub is going to bring peace to mankind.

assign the LFO to derp.

Foreplay wrote:

Kes-Es wrote:

Foreplay wrote:

raige wrote:a majority of the time when people ask how to get a "fat" sound it's due to unison/dimension expander or like gotham said above layer a bounced version that's quieter than the original to add that extra umph. that sound specifically sounds like it's main aspect is the distortion that makes it sound so gritty. ohmicide works wonders with distortion.

Alright thanks for the tips, it's good to know people on this forum still answer your question without bitching.

They bitch because of dumbfucks like you who need their hands held.

Experiment, being told how to do something and doing it is worthless. Good luck making meh music with that mentality.

Cry about it.

Lol You should learn to mixdown before you tackle excision bass, just sayin. Your attitude is shit man, dime a dozen "producer" with a bad attitude, awful path to set off down.

Foreplay wrote:

Kes-Es wrote:

Foreplay wrote:

raige wrote:a majority of the time when people ask how to get a "fat" sound it's due to unison/dimension expander or like gotham said above layer a bounced version that's quieter than the original to add that extra umph. that sound specifically sounds like it's main aspect is the distortion that makes it sound so gritty. ohmicide works wonders with distortion.

Alright thanks for the tips, it's good to know people on this forum still answer your question without bitching.

They bitch because of dumbfucks like you who need their hands held.

Experiment, being told how to do something and doing it is worthless. Good luck making meh music with that mentality.

Cry about it.

Nice attitude mate, will get lots of questions answered with that!

one of the weakest basses in his prods, i hate when he uses that one... cause his other ones are WAY beyond crazy (i love the cat)...

this one i hate simply because it sounds like Massive's Brutal electro with a rather non-hygienic eqing approach..