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cold night - scot project mix bassline help
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| acell |
Hey guyz,
I'm trying to get the compression settings right to get this sort'a bassline from thomas rubin - cold night (dj scot project mix) (right click and save as).. but i just can't get the compression settings right.. got the saw way going (pro-53) and getting close using waves c1-sc comp..
but just can't get it right.. anyone able to help me out here? |
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| hey cheggy |
I don't understand why the compression is so important here in attaining a certain sound. I would have thought the more important issue would be the type of distortion used.
Or do you mean you want info in relation to ducking the bassline with the kick. |
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| DJ-Fuq |
| Dont think u really need to use compression here. Just mess about with the basslines envelope settings. What i would do is make it start at the same times as the kick and give it a volume (and filter if needed) attack of 2 or 3 steps, hold and/or decay of about 1 step. |
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| acell |
| nar, this i know is definatly done with compression.. there is a part @ the start of the track the makes it obvious.. :confused: |
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| DJ-Fuq |
| Ok now ive listened closely and i think its a combination of sidechaining, some envelope work and compression, but its impossible to tell u exactly how to do this over the internet because of so many variables involved. U should post a sample of what uv got done so far. |
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| djmxmind |
| i gotten closed....to that sound i have a compressor and i use the scream. Some distortion. . . . . . . Good luck :) |
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