a good trance bass sound in FL...

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Posted by Al_Vito on Apr-27-2004 17:42:

a good trance bass sound in FL...

i dont seem too be able too get one that i like at all...

i can create the write structure for it but i cant get the sound i want at all...what sounds should i use & what should i do to it to get it sounding like a good trance bass...

also how to get a good hard trance sort of bass too would be a help...

thank you...

Posted by Sloouh on Apr-27-2004 17:50:

Use the TS-404. Program a nice bassline (Look in the fight against om-paitus thread if you don't know any good ones.) Play around, put a bit of disstortion on it.

Posted by J.L. on Apr-27-2004 18:14:

Triangle II
http://www.kvr-vst.com/get/203.html

Tritium
http://www.kvr-vst.com/get/60.html

Two very good FREE VSTs for basses... unzip the dll into your fruity/plugins/vst/ folder and right click on a channel.. click add... select more... then do a fast scan for new VST's, click the red ones that appear

Posted by Al_Vito on Apr-27-2004 20:48:

thank you to both of you...

kewlness...thank you for that...ive been haveing a good play around with the triangle II vst...

Posted by SgtFoo on Apr-28-2004 01:30:

any1 have a copy of tritium to download?...it's no longer available from kvr-vst.

Posted by J.L. on Apr-29-2004 09:32:

Here you go

Posted by kosmostar on Apr-29-2004 11:49:

ty kewlness

Triangle 2 is really good to create nice basses

Posted by BetaFactory on Apr-29-2004 14:14:

While having your bassline playing alongside the kick drum only, try to fiddle around with the EQ-settings for the bassline. I tend to drop down the bass instrument frequencies around 300Hz, as I've learnt that muddiness often can be found from that specific frequency area. I also use a freeware reverb VST, called DX Reverb Light (there is also a payware version, but for me the light version is good enough). I like that reverb much more than FLP's own reverb.