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Veracocha style basslines in reason?
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| Louk |
ive been using reason for 2 years nearly now and want to know how do you achieve those veracocha - carte blanche style bassliens (used also in gouryella - gouryella), where there are 1/16ths playing the bassline with each one a different frequency, sounds like filtering but dont know if thats correct.
any ideas?
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| Louk |
sorry to repost but can anyone help with this/
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| broken silence |
| its a really simple saw wave sound with full keyboard tracking. this makes the lower notes sound lower frequency than the higher ones. |
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| Louk |
what do you mean by full keyboard tracking mate?
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| MadThijs |
| I'm sorry will post a good link to a reason 2.0 file with a matrix sequencer attached to a subtract with a kick underneat |
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| Louk |
| cool - is it possible to do using the subtractor synth |
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| MadThijs |
| Yeah you can use subtractor for it. I haven't found out the possibility's of the malstorm synth but for know I can make my sounds with the subtractor |
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| Bren-F |
Try this, it's not brilliant but it shows the idea. If anyone cases to phatten it up a bit ?
Gouryella Bass.rns
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| kewlness |
it's actually real simple.. i don't use reason.. but i'll tell you how i do it in fruity... which can be heard in the track in my sig... (won't mind if you comment on that as well... *shameless promotion* hehe)
simply set the resonance (res) to a pretty high value... Draw in all the notes... and for each note, randomly change each note so that the cutoff is diferent for each note... (higher cutoff equates to a more "higher" sounding note and same goes with the bass except with a "lower" sounding note)
I hope that made at least some sense... |
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| Louk |
Cool cheers its working like a treat
Louk |
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| andenoid |
ive made a similar bass with the subtractor and matrix once.. here is a small clip.
BASS LINK |
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