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Above and Beyond bass sound?
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| phreneticangel |
| Does any know how to create a bass sound similar to that used by Above and Beyond? |
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| Sean Walsh |
| They use a lot of different types of basslines dude. Give a specific track. |
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| phreneticangel |
| i'm not looking for the bassline, just their typical sound, like on their oceanlab tracks |
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| DeZmA |
| quote: | Originally posted by phreneticangel
i'm not looking for the bassline, just their typical sound, like on their oceanlab tracks |
I think I read somewhere they use ES2 for basslines, which is possible indeed, it's very capable of good basslines. |
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| phreneticangel |
| i know they create most of their bass sounds from the es2, but running a pc i can't use the es2. i'm just looking to produce a similar sound using my pc and would appreciate some help with it. |
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| DeZmA |
| es2 is just subtractive with some fm implementation like on most virtual analogs so you should be able to create a simular bass on most of the popoular plugins featuring subtractive synthesis like pro 53, v-station, ... |
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| kaymak |
| I use logic and wouldnt mind knowing how to make those es2 bases, |
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| phreneticangel |
| i want to know how to create the sound using the synths, not what synths to use |
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| Massive84 |
sample pls..
usually a bass comes from a saw waveform. and sine for low frequencie bass(but those you usually don't hear i think) |
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| Etherium |
| This is really a case of "it's not the synth, it's what you do with it" philosophy. A&B indeed use ES2 for a lot of their basslines, but for WIFLFAG, they used a Virus. I have a feeling a lot of the crispiness of their basslines comes from Logic's rendering engine, but it's just speculation. |
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