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tryptech 
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Hi just to help myself and all beginners I would like to add this one.
Everybody who sees this and is involved into makin dnb must 
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How to make some good basslines, some pro bass noises? I hope its nt to difficult to explain it
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12-09-2006 19:12 |
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Philthy McNasty
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Well....to make a nasty bassline. Take your bassline samples. Make the bassline. Then filter the bassline down to nothing but lows, add res to get the sound you want then add distortion. To make a wobbly bassline. Take your bassline, then add lfochop, then slight delay. Adjust lfo and delay til you get the sound you want. Thats about all I know so far.
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12-09-2006 21:25 |
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Arkitekt
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Originally posted by Scaranja
Hi just to help myself and all beginners I would like to add this one.
Everybody who sees this and is involved into makin dnb must
answer to this one.
How to make some good basslines, some pro bass noises? I hope its nt to difficult to explain it
Greetz |
use your ears.
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12-09-2006 21:54 |
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Dreamer
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is it neccessery to use samples for it? i think 3osc can produce variety of basslines from straight analog to wobly and grainy ones.
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12-09-2006 23:26 |
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Arkitekt
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is it neccessery to use samples for it? i think 3osc can produce variety of basslines from straight analog to wobly and grainy ones. |
no i hardly sample bass. unless its something to back up a synthed bass i made. and even then its rare.
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13-09-2006 00:29 |
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Greyone
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take a bass-sample wich you can strech out (crossfade to max so the sample repeats itself blalba its somewhere on the channelsettings SMP)
then make you edits on the player , blending options blalbabla
trow it trough a FL Blood Overdrive and try to twist the Gain (overamplitude)
eq it a bit , set it mono (with lo freq allways mono) and enjoy...
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13-09-2006 09:34 |
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Sephiroth
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Try sampling your own bassline and layering it, then turning the pitch of one up slightly, and the pitch of the other down slightly, this sometimes gives a nice effect. Automated chorus sweeping over bass notes gives a nice effect too. I always layer my bass with a sine wave aswell playing the same sequence to give it some extra bang.
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13-09-2006 16:00 |
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camo
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Originally posted by Dreamer
is it neccessery to use samples for it? i think 3osc can produce variety of basslines from straight analog to wobly and grainy ones. |
its not necessary to use samples. u can make really good reeces with the 3osc........pitch every osc to the lowest.....change fine pitch a little bit up.....make it saw........
...u can make a lot out of a bassline with (vst) effects....like tube, antares filter, thrasher, EQUO nad so on....
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15-09-2006 14:31 |
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Dreamer
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this is exactly what the guy wanted i believe, why would you sample bassline for neurofunk if it's supposed to be electronic therefore i think it's much easier and more suitable for this genre to use VSTs to produce some sick grainy or wobly bass
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15-09-2006 18:55 |
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