How do you get bass to sound like this?
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Obamatitts
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Just a simple bassline. There is no anything special with that...
If you want an acoustic bass, i guess that scarbee pre-bass library for kontakt would be good
If you want a synth bass, just use any simple sin wave basss in any vst synth
If you want an acoustic bass, i guess that scarbee pre-bass library for kontakt would be good
If you want a synth bass, just use any simple sin wave basss in any vst synth
I agree with Obamatitts. However if you want to add more beef to the bass then add in a square/pulse wave oscillator and then drop it down an octave or two (depending on what you're doing).
If you do add in the square/pulse wave, you may want to add in a low pass filter as well since that will in extra harmonics to the top end you may not want.
If you do add in the square/pulse wave, you may want to add in a low pass filter as well since that will in extra harmonics to the top end you may not want.
HalfBlacko0000
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This is what I do with my bass I use trillian I'll take a acoustic bass add distortion with a amp or other fx and add a low pass filter to cut some of the highs out
localspace
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Many ways to make this kind of bass. You can get somehting similar by filtering the crap out of regular bass guitar, but I think this is a synth tho.
If you're looking for that smooth sub with a punchy attack, try pitchbending a regular sine-sub bass with a sharp (fast attack and delay) envelope. That'll give it that kick-like transient with a smooth tail.
If you're looking for that smooth sub with a punchy attack, try pitchbending a regular sine-sub bass with a sharp (fast attack and delay) envelope. That'll give it that kick-like transient with a smooth tail.