drumnbass.be forum » Production » Production questions & answers » How can I make my basslines wobble? How can I make my basslines wobble? Author Post PLaGuE CeLL Subwoofer on a Killing Spree Registration Date: 13-01-2006 Posts: 225 Helpfulness rating:  When i have time I'm gonna make the most annoying drum n bass track of all time, wobble bass, overused amen, crap whiney reece and a single line of irritating vocals... dont ask why, i dont know myself. __ My Myspace 21-08-2006 23:53 Friscko Aron Tinnitus Registration Date: 12-03-2005 Posts: 4,467 Helpfulness rating:  it's never gonna work one can never, i repeat never beat the annoyingness of pendulums slam __ www.myspace.com/arontinnitus www.myspace.com/djfriscko 21-08-2006 23:57 Yawn Sponsor Registration Date: 25-01-2005 Posts: 1,185 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by TechDiff I agree with munki. But an LFO is much more than just "Wobble". Using two or three together,assigned to different things, you get all sorts of madness, like really nice evolving pads of searing bass lines. Im sure most people know this already, I just dont want new producers to think that all an LFO does is "Wobble", thats all. Most definitely. Modulate an LFO with an LFO that's being modulated with an LFO Ive got some serious lead sounds using this method. 22-08-2006 12:05 Invent Cool Producer Registration Date: 03-09-2005 Posts: 179 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by Digital Cause whenver i try and get the bass to wobble, I can do it right, but the problem is for eg. if im playing the bass out of matrix, and the tunes running, there will be a cycle over say 8 bars or whatever, and it will go quiter and louder over that time, in a cycle, not ideal for what im trying to achieve cos i cant control the phase its in, a good example is the recent tune called "too bad" by uh.... taxman. check it. how does he get that shit? i can see that by sampling one good wobble you could just repeat that , but thats not really possible in reason. WHAGWAN? To stop the bass from going louder and softer you can put a compressor over the signal and that way you can pull the high levels and low levels together, making it so that the low levels are pulled up to an average and the high levels are pulled down. Yes the wobble comes from the lfo, but you can also draw cut off freq yourself.. also gives a cool effect. with ofcourse the right melody. I like the filter vst, that can also do some cool wobble sounding effects on your bass.. but indeed the best is with two saws and detuning. 23-08-2006 23:26 benji b Steppa Registration Date: 27-06-2006 Posts: 182 Helpfulness rating:  any1 let me know how to use lfo in reason? 13-09-2006 19:01 Arkitekt Brain Fried Amen Bastard Registration Date: 13-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by benji b any1 let me know how to use lfo in reason? there is no dedicated LFO in Reason. all of em are attached to synths or some other effects. __ VIRB DARKLAND144 DARKLAND115 13-09-2006 21:46 benji b Steppa Registration Date: 27-06-2006 Posts: 182 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by Arkitekt quote: Originally posted by benji b any1 let me know how to use lfo in reason? there is no dedicated LFO in Reason. all of em are attached to synths or some other effects. so what do u use to control the lfo? i can find the lfo output on the back of the synths, but wat plugs into it? cheers b 15-09-2006 14:09 Soi Super Moderator Registration Date: 29-01-2003 Posts: 1,417 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by benji b so what do u use to control the lfo? i can find the lfo output on the back of the synths, but wat plugs into it? cheers b automate the lfo = right click on lfo-button, and click 'edit automation' __ a myspace my tunes "I'm not under the alkafluence of inkahol that some thinkle peep I am. It's just the drunker I sit here the longer I get." 15-09-2006 14:51 CULTURE BOY v v v iv a record missing Registration Date: 12-01-2007 Posts: 1,415 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by thechronic I vote for changing the term LFO to LFW: Low Frequency Wobble. deffo needs to be changed! __ www.myspace.com/cultureboydnb soundcloud 27-12-2007 00:53 Wood. Producer Registration Date: 29-07-2007 Posts: 70 quote: Originally posted by Arkitekt whats with the damn wobble ... I guess going through the hundred previous wobble topics would be a good start 27-12-2007 19:07 fantasque unregistered maybe u can use this, if u work with reason4??? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTScf3WXNic cheers, chris 01-09-2009 04:59 Pages (2): « previous 1 [2] drumnbass.be forum » Production » Production questions & answers » How can I make my basslines wobble?