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Production techniques for Basslines
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| whiterex |
Ive been searching this board quite throughly for informations regarding how to well for lack of a better word "produce" bass when i say this i dont mean basslines or formation of notes against the kick. What I want to know is how people go about layering basslines together. How the eq them for clarity. Also stuff like compression and reverb etc. How they tweak there envelopes? A bass line that i would like to try and produce would be similar to the one found in the classic trance track:
Veracocha - Carte Blanche.
If anybody could help me or if we could pool together a great thread for techniques that would be fantastic.
P.S dont flame me if the information is already about i have been searching. |
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| djsphere |
| I'm just another n00b at this producing thing but I think you should, filter it then add some reverb and some eq, maybe compession too. It sound realy raw. It also sounds like a realy low ocvtave. Play a saw on 3rd or 4th octave and them play with the knobs 'till you get what you like. |
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| whiterex |
| quote: | Originally posted by djsphere
I'm just another n00b at this producing thing but I think you should, filter it then add some reverb and some eq, maybe compession too. It sound realy raw. It also sounds like a realy low ocvtave. Play a saw on 3rd or 4th octave and them play with the knobs 'till you get what you like. |
So your saying just use a filter like the ones found in logic? or use my synths filters? Thanks for the reply... |
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