The Mother of all BASSLINES thread

On 2007-02-21 09:34, RenderingRebel wrote:
After one year of name calling to people who are using the vb-1 i've finaly found the right way to use it.
And i fell in love!

I use it for groovy progressive basslines
Put an Rbass on it for extra bass(freq depends on the note ofcourse) and quadrafuzz with the standard preset(maybe boost the high mid eq a bit) and some eq'ing to cut out some highs(make a dip where the click is)
Very fat sound.

For more fat and less sterile sound i use the tritium(this one http://www.museresearch.com/kvr/i/b/tritium.gif )
It has a really fat sound but sometimes it hangs when you are solo'ing on the fly while playing back your project.
Takes some pressing space bar like a madman

For typical fullon basslines i use a scorpion(not that i make fullon, but just for fun;))
Also with rbass + quadrafuzz
This is just a mad combo, any synth will sound fat like this

Got this trick from mad contrabender.

What i do sometimes is separate the bass from the mid by doing two basslines.
Like this you have more space to tune.

For instance in our last track we used a tritium for the sub and an albino with a cosmosis bass patch for the mid sound.
Really tribal sound you can get this way
Also nice to make a sidechain sub and add a albino or vb on top

On 2007-03-09 23:14, Jenovah wrote:
anyone know where i can find ES-1 or ESM? i'd like to try it out, is it a free vst or is there maybe a demo or something?