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Hey guys..I was trying to recreate this effect (or effects chain) and got lots of really cool basslines..
Sometimes I even had about 17 effects in the rack..frequency splitting..Multiband distortion and compression..everything..
But still dunno how to do this..
http://www.sendspace.com/file/vm07q4

It's all about some effects that are applied to different basslines..
It makes it sound like a kinda modulated sound..a bit of vocoder I guess..
Does anyone knows what is it?))
Any feedback would be much appreciated

No feedback guys?!

why did you link a sendspace url? what is it?

There's a thread for this called "The Reese Bass Thread"

It's not actually a reese bass..it's not even about bass production..but about effects..
I uploaded some examples of that bassline on sendspace

Goingnuts wrote:It's not actually a reese bass..it's not even about bass production..but about effects..
I uploaded some examples of that bassline on sendspace

put them on sc no one wants to dl it

upload it on soundcloud and I will give my two cents.

It's a bunch of clips from other producers stuff, takes like 30 secs to download. That aside it's all about filter movement and pitch bends. The growls come from band passes moving from closed to about 500-700hz depending on where your hardmonics are on your bass. Splitting your basses into however many bands, and throwing an unimaginable amount of distortion/flanger/phasing etc isn't going to get you the sound without some good filter movement. Having some glide and opening your filter right as you change notes is what will give you that growling sound.

yeah guys, there are about 10 small pieces so it's not really comfortably to upload them on SC..
it rlly takes just 30 seconds..

as far as I know that guy uses FL..so he could probably use very popular among FL users "Vocodex" and "Maximus"..
any ideas about those?

after listening....head over to the reese bass thread...its what your looking for