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wobbly bass in Reason
hi,this is my first post..Im new in dubstep creation...I wanna ask you something that is qwite vital in dubstep making wich is the wobbly bass.Ive seen some tutorials on youtube but Im not so convinced.How do you create by using Malstrom a nice wobbly bass and how do you control the rate..?
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Welcome to DSF
Be warned of flying Alpacas! 
Using the default patch (sinewave/no filters), route the audio through the shaper/Filter A, then through a reverb with medium decay and 15% dry/wet (mostly dry).
Back on the Malstrom, turn on the shaper and set the amount to round 45%. On Modulator B, turn down the 'Filter' knob so that Mod B is controlling the filter cutoff of Filter A. You should have a nice wobble. Adjust the filter, shaper amount and reverb to taste.
Using the default patch (sinewave/no filters), route the audio through the shaper/Filter A, then through a reverb with medium decay and 15% dry/wet (mostly dry).
Back on the Malstrom, turn on the shaper and set the amount to round 45%. On Modulator B, turn down the 'Filter' knob so that Mod B is controlling the filter cutoff of Filter A. You should have a nice wobble. Adjust the filter, shaper amount and reverb to taste.
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Futures Untold has told you how to do it, goodluck:)
I suggest you have a good read of the sticky threads on this forum for production tips of common questions to get started.
Futures Untold has told you how to do it, goodluck:)
I suggest you have a good read of the sticky threads on this forum for production tips of common questions to get started.
Don’t worry about people stealing an idea. If it’s original, you will have to ram it down their throats.
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Perhaps we could hijack this thread into a Alpaca Society meeting?Serox wrote:I feel like an internet bully...
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Honestly were are all these alpacas coming from! 
1. Create combinator
2. Insert Line mixer 6:2
3. Insert Malstrom Synthesizer
4. For mod B turn the filter to the right to 52 and in oscillator A turn octave to 2
5. Activate shaper and turn amt to the right 115
6. In filter A panel turn frequency to the left to 35
7. Press show programmer and click the malstrom in the device list
8. On the right side for source rotary 1 choose the target mod b rate
9. Activate sync on mod b
10. Move rotary 1 until you have acquired the desired wobble rate
This is a fairly basic guideline, experiment and you will get better results.
Cheers.
1. Create combinator
2. Insert Line mixer 6:2
3. Insert Malstrom Synthesizer
4. For mod B turn the filter to the right to 52 and in oscillator A turn octave to 2
5. Activate shaper and turn amt to the right 115
6. In filter A panel turn frequency to the left to 35
7. Press show programmer and click the malstrom in the device list
8. On the right side for source rotary 1 choose the target mod b rate
9. Activate sync on mod b
10. Move rotary 1 until you have acquired the desired wobble rate
This is a fairly basic guideline, experiment and you will get better results.
Cheers.
Last edited by HAACK on Wed Jul 01, 2009 5:51 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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1. Create combinator
2. Insert Line mixer 6:2
3. Insert Malstrom Synthesizer
4. For mod B turn the filter to the right to 52 and in oscillator A turn octave to 2
5. Activate shaper and turn amt to the right 115
6. In filter A panel turn frequency to the left to 35
7. Press show programmer and click the malstrom in the device list
8. On the right side for source rotary 1 choose the target mod b rate
9. Activate sync on mod b
10. Move rotary 1 until you have acquired the desired wobble rate
This is a fairly basic guideline, experiment and you will get better results.
Cheers.
2. Insert Line mixer 6:2
3. Insert Malstrom Synthesizer
4. For mod B turn the filter to the right to 52 and in oscillator A turn octave to 2
5. Activate shaper and turn amt to the right 115
6. In filter A panel turn frequency to the left to 35
7. Press show programmer and click the malstrom in the device list
8. On the right side for source rotary 1 choose the target mod b rate
9. Activate sync on mod b
10. Move rotary 1 until you have acquired the desired wobble rate
This is a fairly basic guideline, experiment and you will get better results.
Cheers.
Last edited by HAACK on Wed Jul 01, 2009 5:50 pm, edited 2 times in total.

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But seriously, if you want to learn how to make basses in Reason, download my bass patches from here ---> http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t ... sc&start=0 and reverse engineer them

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oh dear thats an unfortunate question to ask, it's a very popular one that's been well answered. search --> wobble. luckily futures untold is very helpful, most of the other people will post alpaca pictures if you ask something.... erm.. they dont want to answer anymore.
Anyway at least you didn't ask how to make Caspa or rusko bass. Oh and BTW if they tell you there's a button, they're lying (caspa is a knob control).
Anyway at least you didn't ask how to make Caspa or rusko bass. Oh and BTW if they tell you there's a button, they're lying (caspa is a knob control).
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