there was a thread someone just posted in this thread that explains it.

you basically just make 2 different bass sounds in v-station

or one in v-station then one in bassline or one in vanguard whatever.

then you play around with the pattern then layer them until they sound the way you want.

like this

sub will be x
and main will be y


so you have something like this

xy x y xx x yx y xx y xx yxx yxy xxxyxxy y xxy

just remember one bass is deep or lower while the other one is higher in pitch ,so they both should be contrast of each other but when you play them together ,they sound like one synth.

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Originally posted by Johnny Cache But I use Trilogy to make those basses, because it´s a dual rompler and you can use two different samples and mix them which I find quite useful.

Could you show an example of some of the basses you have made with trilogy because the demo's on there website are all acoustic and drum and bass.

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Originally posted by rubez the best basslines are the classic ferry corsten ones with that gurgling noise. as in carte blanche. would to know know how thats done, seems complicated though. also a bassline i really like is wippenberg ft tiff lacey - promised land. sounds almost guitar like. thats a great one if anyone knows it.

RUBEZ SAID SOMETHING GET HIM

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