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Posted by Jaye5024 on Aug-20-2004 00:37:

A Bass Problem

I'm doing an offbeat bassline in one of my tracks (with different chords at times) and for some reason at some notes (at various times) I get a loud nack. Like a big bass boost. When it plays with the mix it messes it up.

Even when the bass is playing solo you can hear the boost. It only happends between some times. Like say it plays fine once, then the second play I get the boost.

Ex. = + + BOOM + then back to + + + +.

Why does this happen? (I'm using Triangle II for bass by the way)

If anyone can help or has any advice please add.

Thanks guys.


Posted by CJConstable on Aug-20-2004 01:09:

check you havent accidently added a note over the top of another, this makes it twice as loud in volume.


Posted by fr0st on Aug-20-2004 05:18:

Maybe a LFO on your synth?


Posted by Biatchzxz on Aug-20-2004 14:12:

Check your release also. That may sometimes drag the bass out to much and then when the next note hit, it gets loud..

Watch the on beat bass too, Blow ur fucking speakers


Posted by Teknikol on Aug-20-2004 14:40:

Seems to be the LFO...I'm not sure


Posted by DJ-Igloo on Aug-20-2004 16:39:

id bet the lfo settings on the synth are whacked set the note off a step and see if it still sounds as them boom


Posted by ZxZDeViLZxZ on Aug-20-2004 21:26:

make sure you didnt accidently rise the velocity in the piano roll of that note i think its velocity might be wrong but yeah


Posted by D-res on Aug-21-2004 02:29:

quote:
Originally posted by CJConstable
check you havent accidently added a note over the top of another, this makes it twice as loud in volume.


thats what i was thinkin


Posted by Fast Turtle on Aug-21-2004 04:43:

If you don't have the oscillator's synced, the basses will overlap and then cancel and it will be very loud for a little and then not loud at all, then loud again..



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