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How to make that Daft Punk bass
Hi, does anyone have any tips on programming, eqing, or compressing a daftpunk style bass, or know what they use to make it? (303?)
I can get close on my TI, but im definatly not there.. some people say virus oscillators just arent good for making bass, I'm thinking I might need real analogue for this thick clean bass?
Higher quality sample: http://s33.yousendit.com/DaftBass
That first one sounds like a real electric bass to me. It's got a lot of slap and slide sounds going on, which are much more work to synthesize than to just play it out on a bass.
If the other ones aren't real basses too, they sound a bit like filtered saw waves. Play around with the cutoff and resonance knobs a bit. Maybe tool around with the filter type.
Uhm, I'm pretty sure those are real electric basses.
Just try using some samples? Or maybe the Slayer2 VSTi.
I was thinking filtered single saw too, maybe with a subosc (sine?) running for some sub.
The last sample doesn't sound like a real bass guitar to me.
Thanks, I don't think their bass guitar, but I do think it was played through a guitar pedal or some other kind of distortion. Saw with sine subosc sounds likely. I've been playing with V-Station with some external EQ and can get better results with it than my Virus T.I. The V-Station Oscs just have lot more low end, you can go real low on the keys without the low end pussing out.. I'm pretty close, i think some analogue overdrive/distortion is needed to finish it.
These basslines are also very heavily sidechain-compressed. That's one important factor of the sound of these basses.
The first bass in that example is sampled from an old Disco Record. The others could be done with Trilogy or even with a synth like Pro-53.
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