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with v-station

could some explain me a lil about making 4x4 bass with it maybe a screen shot or some kind of preset to get me on my way i really love 4x4 as of late loved to be able to produce

and wot type of distorsion do u use or dnt u use any for 4x4 bass?

hopeful i can get some help

thanks anyways

fuck off

but thanks for your help anyway

http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=33420&start=0

Is it just me or is this 4X4 bass question slowly taking over from the mighty wobble?

blaze wrote:fuck off

but thanks for your help anyway

Harsh.

But not unjustified.

People are more interested in jumping on the Bassline bandwagon than on Dubstep now.

Dubstep is dying. And it's all your fault.

two oh one wrote:People are more interested in jumping on the Bassline bandwagon than on Dubstep now.

Dubstep is dying. And it's all your fault.

cant help if people wanna change.

and not alot of help here i just wanted a few simply qustions answerd

Try a couple of detuned squares or triangles, use the filter if you want them to wobble. Adjust the filter to start with key triggering. Triangles might be what you are after..

Don't know if that's useful on the v-station tho.

People are more interested in jumping on the Bassline bandwagon than on Dubstep now

Defintly, its a shame tho as the grime scene has slowly died down.

Look out for the hard four Tho.

Try a couple of detuned squares or triangles, use the filter if you want them to wobble. Adjust the filter to start with key triggering. Triangles might be what you are after..

Thats it - Its all on the attack and filer! Also on v-station a lot of bass's on there have the filter assigned to the velocity. So play with your velocity to get that tight womp!

thanks guys

and CRYPTIC ur beats are sick!

thanks miketm alos

bebop wrote:and not alot of help here i just wanted a few simply qustions answerd

that's the point, you ask very very simple questions, stuff that most people bother to spend the time figuring it out for themselves.

There's little point to writing music if you're just going to ask other people how to do it and then running with what they tell you - it's about discovering how things work for yourself, cos then you actually learn stuff, and you make interesting mistakes along the way which helps you develop your own sound.

let's see...

i'm a production forum on a board that's about music where there's alot of discussion about bass...

should i use the search button? should I?

DO I DARE DISTURB THE UNIVERSE?

TeReKeTe wrote:let's see...

i'm a production forum on a board that's about music where there's alot of discussion about bass...

should i use the search button? should I?

DO I DARE DISTURB THE UNIVERSE?