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basslines (pg. 2)
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| nec |
| quote: | Originally posted by alanzo
different sounds.. if you want I can post a more visual tutorial.. but I would basically just be doing what goldenscan wrote above.. |
yes please, that would be really nice |
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| alanzo |
| quote: | Originally posted by nec
yes please, that would be really nice |
I'll write on up for cubase and take some screens and such. V-Station is a good VSTi for bass so I'm going to use that along with the included Cubase FX. I'll post it in here in a few days. |
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| echosystm |
| wouldn't it be easier to just take a screenshot of the synth and make a sample? a tutorial is overkill, people can figure such things out for themselves. :rolleyes: |
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| alanzo |
| quote: | Originally posted by echosystm
wouldn't it be easier to just take a screenshot of the synth and make a sample? a tutorial is overkill, people can figure such things out for themselves. :rolleyes: |
obviously "people" can't since you didn't seem to figure out Goldenscan's post..
it's a bit more complicated than just one synth.. it takes 3 or 4 different layers, each with their own sound, rythem, and FX
don't roll your eyes at me, I'm here to help and I don't appreciate sarcastic gestures |
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| echosystm |
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I didnt mean to offend or be sarcastic, i meant that if people just heard a small sample of the sound theyre aiming for, then most people would be able to do it.
I can't read this stuff and then make a sound just by being told to "put the doodad half way". I dont know enought to do that. I can however keep messing around until i get something similar to a sample :D
I appreciate your help, truly. I just thought it might save you a bit of time if you made some samples instead. But if u want to write a tutorial, by all means go ahead! :)
EDIT: Goldenscans post didnt have any pictures or samples in it, what are you talking about? And I'm aware that a bassline comprises of layers, i meant a sample for each layer and a screenshot of the synth used :( |
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| Pimp_fu |
| quote: | Originally posted by echosystm
I can't read this stuff and then make a sound just by being told to "put the doodad half way". I dont know enought to do that. I can however keep messing around until i get something similar to a sample :D |
Ah Grasshoppa, but to have the sample AND to know where to put the doodad makes even easier. |
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| Woody4eva |
| quote: | Originally posted by echosystm
I appreciate your help, truly. |
His name isn't Truly. :mad: |
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| alanzo |
ok.. i did a cubase project with V-station and the included cubase 2.2 FX.. I only layered 2 basslines but you would layer others about the same way..
if you wanted more audioble parts to the bassline.. u would EQ out the lower frequencies like bassline 2 is.. if u wanted more bass in it.. u would cut out the higher frequencies...
BASSEY
see if this helps u to understand a bit better.. |
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| Yella Fella |
| i cant seem to get v-station to work under cubase SX2, i mean it installs fine... but not sure where to put the serial? |
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