Bipolar
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Posted : Sep 19, 2012 02:09:57
Hi, I dont really make this type of posts, but I cant find the way to do this type of bass, this is like the new style of basses used for the pros this days, but I cant really figure it out, how in heavens do I do this? what vst could I use to do this? and how? is it like kbkbkb? and the add some synths of the similar sound doubling the bass? well thanks in advance!!! have a wonderfull day!!!! ( the bass that Im talking about is the one at the beginning)
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minddoctorsmakeacid
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Posted : Sep 19, 2012 06:49
My aproach to do something like this would be to make a normal bass like Alien Bug suggested and then bounce it to audio, there you will be able to stretch reverse repeat etc, or you can also load it up on a good sampler and spread different processing through out the keys, I use Kontakt for this http://www.MindDoctorsMakeAcid.com
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On 2012-09-19 06:49, minddoctorsmakeacid wrote:
My aproach to do something like this would be to make a normal bass like Alien Bug suggested and then bounce it to audio, there you will be able to stretch reverse repeat etc, or you can also load it up on a good sampler and spread different processing through out the keys, I use Kontakt for this
take what alien bug said but instead of using a KbKb pattern use one midi stretched out for one bar or such... bounce to audio slap some sidechain compression on the bass channel and you get the core of the sound then you can chop stretch etc... and create a little break for bass stabs and wobbles if you choose. http://soundcloud.com/brentmalik
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Posted : Sep 20, 2012 07:25
Cool nice tips guys!!! I never thought about doing that with the bass, I always do that with my leads, but I guess It works the same with the bass!! thanks a lot guys!!! now I can combine this type of bass with the rolling bass, and my sound will sound a little more from today! cuz If only use the rolling bass in my songs, they end up sounding to oldshool! but anyways thanks a lot!!!
And to answer the first question, I have no idea why I want to do something like this! I guess it could be a chemical imbalance in my brain, that makes me vulnerable to cheesiness and golden rays!! hehe! well thanks again!! peace!"!
On 2012-09-20 05:04, Kolishin Methud wrote:
take what alien bug said but instead of using a KbKb pattern use one midi stretched out for one bar or such... bounce to audio slap some sidechain compression on the bass channel and you get the core of the sound then you can chop stretch etc... and create a little break for bass stabs and wobbles if you choose.
On 2012-09-20 07:25, Bipolar wrote:
now I can combine this type of bass with the rolling bass, and my sound will sound a little more from today! cuz If only use the rolling bass in my songs, they end up sounding to oldshool!
as a (mainly) goa trance listener, i feel as if i have aged at least 5 years just by reading this paragraph.
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