drumnbass.be forum » Production » Production questions & answers » newbie (to dnb) needs help newbie (to dnb) needs help Author Post miDJe Newbie Registration Date: 30-01-2007 Posts: 4 ello people! i'm a hard dance producer looking to dabble a bit in dnb, mainly trying to create savage basslines... but at the moment am totally failing. I know what i want to do. If i post up a sample of something similar, could someone give me some advice? Cheers everyone 30-01-2007 22:11 PLaGuE CeLL Subwoofer on a Killing Spree Registration Date: 13-01-2006 Posts: 225 Helpfulness rating:  ill help ya out mate show us ur sample and ill give ya some pointers __ My Myspace 30-01-2007 22:20 miDJe Newbie Registration Date: 30-01-2007 Posts: 4 ah legend mate this isnt froma dnb tune, but i love this style and im sure someone could guide me on how i would go about doing something like this... http://download.yousendit.com/D15A48965574F026 cheers! 30-01-2007 22:31 PLaGuE CeLL Subwoofer on a Killing Spree Registration Date: 13-01-2006 Posts: 225 Helpfulness rating:  to me that sounds like a detuned saw wave with a load of distortion, and the filter cutoff frequency and resonance has been modified to get that woOow kinda sound i dont know how long you've been producing electronic music but if ya dont understand anything ive said just let me know n ill try n explain quote: Originally posted by miDJe this isnt froma dnb tune, but i love this style and im sure someone could guide me on how i would go about doing something like this... and that sounds like dnb to me :p __ My Myspace 30-01-2007 22:39 miDJe Newbie Registration Date: 30-01-2007 Posts: 4 yeah totally get what you mean, although i don't really know what vst would be best for this. would trilogy or v-station do? should i layer it up? the things ive tried don't seem to come close to that sorta sound :S 30-01-2007 22:51 BattleDrone 2161... the future. Registration Date: 30-12-2005 Posts: 6,413 Helpfulness rating:  You don't need any fancy VSTs for that, even TriangleII (free) can give you a good bass wave to start with, add just add a lot of distortion. You need a cool filter to give the sound that vivid extra like CamelPhat3 (setting BAS WarpDrive) for example. The high part of the bass gets filtered during play by manipulating cut off and resonance with LFO's. This can be done easily with Camelphat, it's a real easy tool, judt fiddle around with it and you'll see. __ Check my soundcloud (exclusive tracks on there) 31-01-2007 01:39 xtechnica Newbie Registration Date: 31-01-2007 Posts: 1 what are you producing your tracks with? 31-01-2007 05:58 PLaGuE CeLL Subwoofer on a Killing Spree Registration Date: 13-01-2006 Posts: 225 Helpfulness rating:  im usin cubase and reason, id like to give reaktor a go, cos u can get total control over your sound with it __ My Myspace 31-01-2007 13:51 miDJe Newbie Registration Date: 30-01-2007 Posts: 4 im using soley cubase and pretty much get what you're saying... ill have a play around later tonight and see what results i get. THANKYOU!!!! 31-01-2007 18:47 cjstyles Wicked Producer Registration Date: 06-07-2005 Posts: 376 Helpfulness rating:  MY advice is whack two saw waves together at a slight detune to each other, my the sounds of the sample, sounds fairly detuned - say about 20-30 cents off. Distort the hell out of it with disotortion or overdrive. Tweak the res and cut FLOs to whatever speed u want ur wah. Also Eq the midrange where u want ur "wah" to be as well. Hope that helps. __ NexGen / Plush / Liquid Brilliants / LDNBmusic / Ambra Paul SG - Hidden Smile (CJ Styles Remix) forthcoming Ambra 01-02-2007 18:52 drumnbass.be forum » Production » Production questions & answers » newbie (to dnb) needs help