Question on the 'Theory' of Reese basses??
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Question on the 'Theory' of Reese basses??
Heyguys/gals. This is sortve a weird question about reeses Im gonna try and explain it the best I can. I thought about posting this in the reese thread (which I'm currently reading) but this is more a theory question:
So, I basically understand how to make a reese bass but I know that there's so much processing and resampling after the initial sound so my question is WHEN do you do your reese creation? Do you write the tune and then plug in your reeses where you want them to be? Do you build your song around your reese? Do you make the reese in the synth and leave it while your making the tune and then go back while you're arranging?
I know there are a lot of different ways to go about doing it Im more just asking how each person does individually. It makes sense for me to make a basic reese while Im creating the tune and then go back and make it huge while im arranging/mixing but Im really interested to see how other people do it.
thanks everyone!
So, I basically understand how to make a reese bass but I know that there's so much processing and resampling after the initial sound so my question is WHEN do you do your reese creation? Do you write the tune and then plug in your reeses where you want them to be? Do you build your song around your reese? Do you make the reese in the synth and leave it while your making the tune and then go back while you're arranging?
I know there are a lot of different ways to go about doing it Im more just asking how each person does individually. It makes sense for me to make a basic reese while Im creating the tune and then go back and make it huge while im arranging/mixing but Im really interested to see how other people do it.
thanks everyone!
Re: Question on the 'Theory' of Reese basses??
Make a tune, build to drop, make reese and chop in. Is my personal method.
I hardly ever start with basses/drops straight off, I basically work chronologically from the intro onwards.
I hardly ever start with basses/drops straight off, I basically work chronologically from the intro onwards.
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I always make the base reese first, get a basic beat, resample, chop up, resample more, chop more possibly, etc. if you're going for a super distorted, gnarly, awesome, fat reese, then you're not going to be able to leave it in the synth... you just can't get those sounds by doing that - trust me.
also, i NEVER work on a track from the beginning on (chronologically)... this will make it so your drops almost always end up sounding anticlimactic. start with producing the HUGE first drop / chorus, then try working backwards from that for the rest of the song.
also, i NEVER work on a track from the beginning on (chronologically)... this will make it so your drops almost always end up sounding anticlimactic. start with producing the HUGE first drop / chorus, then try working backwards from that for the rest of the song.
Re: Question on the 'Theory' of Reese basses??
Interesting to see 2 completely opposite comments within minutes. You may be both right, in a way.
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Re: Question on the 'Theory' of Reese basses??
i'll post up a small clip of something i've been working on for a day or two using my method..
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quality tear out bass man, would love to hear this when it's finishedeightyseven wrote:http://cl.ly/0s1S2K1p080b
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Re: Question on the 'Theory' of Reese basses??
if you put your emphasis on vibe you can basically give ashit about everything else with reeces
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^ lolwuht? there's a million and one things that you HAVE to worry about when it comes to making complex, resampled reese bass O_o
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thanks hircine, i really appreciate it! i'm trying to get it finished up quick ;DHircine wrote:quality tear out bass man, would love to hear this when it's finishedeightyseven wrote:http://cl.ly/0s1S2K1p080b
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Re: Question on the 'Theory' of Reese basses??
theres a difference between a reece for a roller or a billain i sample my telephone hitting my dick layering reeces
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Re: Question on the 'Theory' of Reese basses??
Send me the samples to thatBudSpencertron wrote:theres a difference between a reece for a roller or a billain i sample my telephone hitting my dick layering reeces
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sorry you have to sample yourselfInternetSlaveMaster wrote:Send me the samples to thatBudSpencertron wrote:theres a difference between a reece for a roller or a billain i sample my telephone hitting my dick layering reeces
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I spend a day making shit loads of reeses , resampling , filtering , chopping, etc. when i got a folder of reeses load them in to a smapler then start to get a vibes/ melody going .
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Re: Question on the 'Theory' of Reese basses??
Can you hit the telephone with your dick, or the only way to do that is hitting your dick with telephone?BudSpencertron wrote:sorry you have to sample yourselfInternetSlaveMaster wrote:Send me the samples to thatBudSpencertron wrote:theres a difference between a reece for a roller or a billain i sample my telephone hitting my dick layering reecesbut remember sample your
at the highest possible quality so it sounds organic and smooth.maybe even use several microphones. the condition makes a huge difference too between hard sounds or soft mellow vibes
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Wow...Gotta say I was not expecting that! That reece is amazing, I've tried so many times (and failed) to get that sound, you have nailed it!eightyseven wrote:http://cl.ly/0s1S2K1p080b
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its really up to youmromgwtf wrote: Can you hit the telephone with your dick, or the only way to do that is hitting your dick with telephone?
Re: Question on the 'Theory' of Reese basses??
make a good reese. and then bounce out a a few 8 bar melodies.
then cut the shit out of the bounced copy of the reese and your sub bass at the same time... so the sub follows along and you don't have to do each layer individually. that's how i did the top one in my sig at least.
then cut the shit out of the bounced copy of the reese and your sub bass at the same time... so the sub follows along and you don't have to do each layer individually. that's how i did the top one in my sig at least.
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