does anyone know hot to create a bassline (with reason or fruity) that sounds like the one in kurd mavericks "the rub"?

sample?

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sorry, thought that this track is well known.

here is a sample: CLICK

I'm not sure what waveform that is, but that effect on the bass at the breakdown is a bitcrusher.

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Yep, it's a bitcrusher. In reason, the scream4 distortion has a bitcrusher called Digital. Give that a go.
It's also got some sidechain compression on it.

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You're looking at a square wave, it sounds like. Simple fast attack, fast, maybe exponential decay, and finally a shitload of compression. Stick on a bicrusher and some sidechaining, and you're good.

[edit]Actually, that might just be a distorted sine wave.

[edit2]On second thought, it isn't. The ADSR filter wouldn't make such a nice popping noise if it weren't a square wave, and it's too hollow to be a saw.

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thanks for ya advise to use the bitcrusher. i am not only looking for the sound in the break but also for the simple bassline at the beginning.

hey, i made a decent stab at that sound in reason.. heres my patch n the sample also to upload into the NN19s..

if you dont like mine, i figure mines pretty close to what ur lookin for so u can just tweak the subtractors a bit and maybe get something slightly diff..

anyways here it is:

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thx fa help. tried it a few times but i was not able to generate a bassline realy sounding like the rub.

E-phonic lofi might work?
i dunno really

To me it sounds a little bit of what you might get out of Audiorealism's Bassline when you leave the wave undistorted.

It has that slightly acidic quality of a 303 but I guess you can get it from a host of other VSTs these days

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