yeah I think it sounds good....Good job man. Thanks I'll check making this out later today (I heard it, it sounds good.. and pretty similar.)
TehObLiVious
Can you remake the other one too? I love those type of basslines (that you end up humming along with)
Deillon
Good quality post, straight to the point Andy28
kosmotika
Sounds like a pretty typical saw wave subbass to me... :)
This sound has existed for a long time, I first heard it here @ 2:35
It was also a staple of a lot of freestyle & breakbeat tracks in the late 90s...
Just a simple saw with a chorus effect with cutoff filter low. Decided to take that bassline from the first song and improvise a bit with it.
These are my settings...should be about the same for any vst.
These are chorus settings:
Bass in the second track is more or less the same, just messing with the cutoff/detune knobs a bit.
Andy28
quote:
Originally posted by TehObLiVious
Can you remake the other one too?
I did have a good go at the second track but couldn't quite nail it.. I tried to mix it in with the track (where the actual bass is filtered down on the intro) but it just didn't sound right. I don't think it was so much the actual sound but more how its processed, I couldn't get it to sit the same in the mix. I also struggled with the filter, it has a lush creamy resonance to it that spreads across the top to the sides a little which I couldn't match, again it's probably how its processed. Maybe someone else could get close?
TehObLiVious
quote:
Originally posted by Andy28
I did have a good go at the second track but couldn't quite nail it.. I tried to mix it in with the track (where the actual bass is filtered down on the intro) but it just didn't sound right. I don't think it was so much the actual sound but more how its processed, I couldn't get it to sit the same in the mix. I also struggled with the filter, it has a lush creamy resonance to it that spreads across the top to the sides a little which I couldn't match, again it's probably how its processed. Maybe someone else could get close?
ah, thanks for trying atleast. Yeah, it's John O'Callaghan a Trance master.. (as we all should know) so yeah things are more complicated.
