TranceAddict Forums Archive > DJing / Production / Promotion > Production Studio Pages: [1] 2 3  Deep dark basslines Markus Schulz style! View this Thread in Original format atxbigballer1 I need some tips on how to make deep dark basslins Markus Schulz style! im useing Reason 4. I have lots of cool vsts but i would like to keep it all in Reason! Thanks pwnage1 sample? mfitterer1 quote: Originally posted by atxbigballer1 I need some tips on how to make deep dark basslins Markus Schulz style! im useing Reason 4. I have lots of cool vsts but i would like to keep it all in Reason! Thanks Try programming some of your synths you can get a lot more out of them then the preset banks. thecYrus one saw osc and close the filter very much. though i guess in reason you need to use more tricks to get a similiar fat sound. (layering could help) atxbigballer1 quote: Originally posted by mfitterer1 Try programming some of your synths you can get a lot more out of them then the preset banks. No ?! I all ways program my synths smart ass! Thats why im asking for some tips on how to get the sound i want! quote: Originally posted by thecYrus one saw osc and close the filter very much. though i guess in reason you need to use more tricks to get a similiar fat sound. (layering could help) Thanks for a good reply! This is the kind reply that im looking for on this forum! a98 if any of the reason synths has a big supersaw (rank 1 - airwave) styled sawpad sound, you could tweak from that. just take the unnessasery delays, reverbs and big releases off and play it lower. or if you wanna do it from stratch then just detune couple of saws. close the filter or automate it the way you want. then sidechain it with the kickdrum or just automate the volume so it's quiet when the kick hits and raises after that (pump effect). you might wanna use two same sounds, leave the other one stereo and cut all the bass off from about 200-300hz. and make the other one mono, cut the bass from about 60-70hz, boost from 100hz and cut hifreqs from 200-400hz atxbigballer1 I had the chance to meet and talk to mr.Markus Schulz when he came to Austin Texas and i asked him what he thinks of Reason 4.0 he replyed i dont use that stuff! i whish i can talk to him more but the hos where on his dick like flys on ! So i been looking on the net to see what gots in his studio! i found this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5F9oeBftVc to bad its back in 2000! Looks like he like the Access Virus pro tools plugin for some Bass! btw i see a Roland tr-909:) thecYrus quote: Originally posted by atxbigballer1 Thanks for a good reply! This is the kind reply that im looking for on this forum! i don't know exactly which style of markus bassline you mean. but here's one i made exactly this way (+portamento for the glide effect) http://www.solarproject.ch/linked/S...Schulz_GDJB.mp3 though the bass is from the moog that's why one osc is so fat. but like a98 said you can detune multiple saws. but keep attention that you don't detune them too much otherwise you'll have a hard job to mix it properly with enough lowend and that it still cuts through a mix. usually 2-3 saws slightly detuned will be enough. distortion before the filter can help a lot too. Eldritch quote: Originally posted by thecYrus i don't know exactly which style of markus bassline you mean. but here's one i made exactly this way (+portamento for the glide effect) http://www.solarproject.ch/linked/S...Schulz_GDJB.mp3 though the bass is from the moog that's why one osc is so fat. but like a98 said you can detune multiple saws. but keep attention that you don't detune them too much otherwise you'll have a hard job to mix it properly with enough lowend and that it still cuts through a mix. usually 2-3 saws slightly detuned will be enough. distortion before the filter can help a lot too. Are you sure there's only one osc in that bass? Cause it sure sounds like there's alot of detuning going on. The way I do these types of sound is to detune two saw oscs apart from each other and lower the filter like you said. Are you using unison maybe? mfitterer1 quote: Originally posted by thecYrus i don't know exactly which style of markus bassline you mean. but here's one i made exactly this way (+portamento for the glide effect) http://www.solarproject.ch/linked/S...Schulz_GDJB.mp3 though the bass is from the moog that's why one osc is so fat. but like a98 said you can detune multiple saws. but keep attention that you don't detune them too much otherwise you'll have a hard job to mix it properly with enough lowend and that it still cuts through a mix. usually 2-3 saws slightly detuned will be enough. distortion before the filter can help a lot too. That bassline is dirrrrrtyy!!! Lana This might be silly question... But how do you detune the sounds in Reason (lets say if you are using Subtractor)?:conf: Ry Thomas Mess about with these and you'll get some results CLICK TO RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Pages: [1] 2 3

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