DJ BenPosted: 13 Sep 2005, 6:54am ever feel like this?
What instruments / soft synths / plugins does everyone use to make their bass sounds?
I've always liked the ES-1 in Logic and also Native Intruments's Trilogy and recently the Vanguard for some gritty punchy bass.
Raver
Vanguard in FL Studio... :D LOVE IT!! but i tend not to use FL Studio much :shear:
How bout nooo scott!!
i only use a bass sample in a drum machine, depends on wat style of music i spose.
How bout nooo scott!!
real question ben is where can i get some hoova samples from.? im desperate. ive made a few by modifieing other orighinal hoovas off other trax but i want a 'clean' sounding hoova. if you know wat i mean.
Pleb
I've got a hoover refill.
U can only use it in reason tho.
Do u use reason?
datmanPosted: 13 Sep 2005, 1:46pm Auxiliary One
Trilogy & Virus C are the best for what we do and some times the Moog. Be careful of the Vangaurd i have found that some of the Bass Patches are 180 degrees out of phase. Have a listen to them in mono and they totally vanish (hey unless some of my patches are fucked).
NARCPosted: 13 Sep 2005, 3:16pm filthy
For most of my older stuff ive used samples that i made from Albino and Moog Modular, cant really go past real bass guitar samples tho, just a matter of shaping the bass note using truncation and your decay and sustain settings. :drama:
PatchPosted: 13 Sep 2005, 3:29pm phil delove
trilogy is wicked.
but for the simple and effective sub bass, its logic's EXS24 all the way, love the test tone
Pleb
I have to ask a stupid question!!
Could someone explain what a bassline is??
I think I know, but would like some clarity.
(cringe)
:crazy:
Pleb
Thanks mate.
Thats wot I thought.
NARCPosted: 13 Sep 2005, 4:50pm filthy
Its what get ya subs woofin :thumbsup:
PatchPosted: 13 Sep 2005, 5:16pm phil delove
and no, its not the doof doof kick drum
131 bpm
Ask Nortan Armstrong. Dude goes to my skool beatboxes and SUX.
He brought in a tape recorder to skool and did sum fuked up bassline wid *wicky wicky* noices. It was a laugh n a half. SO FUNNY. had to b there to believe it.
So of the topic guys, sorry. Just thought a laugh wouldnt hurt
Pleb
Narc: thanx, that makes sense.
Patch: I know it's a stupid question, but i'm not quite that stupid. Cheers Anyway.
Pleb
Dramatic: Yeah Yeah, I know its a fuckin stupid question and I've been making them for about 6mths now, but wanted clarification. Bassline, hoover, reeces all these terms, just wanna make sure ive got em all in the right order.
DJ Jaymz
Reason does do good bass lines if u plag a midi keyboard in,but if that doesnt tickle ur pickle,than try Fruityloops or Cubasis.
This post has been edited by JaymzPhoenix: Sep 14 2005, 07:47 PM
KhemPosted: 14 Sep 2005, 8:50pm .
trilogy
absynth
v station
bass sample in sampler
Guru
oh.... and favourite bass machine is either a moog minimoog (proper vintage analog one) or a tb-303. the minimoog has the fattest bass i have ever heard!
Cetra³Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 2:39pm Acquiring Effulgence
So what's the best VST you guys would suggest? This is something that is bugged me for a while, My melodic soft-synth Z3ta+ can have the octave down tuned and you can get some really really powerful bass out of that but I'd prefer to use different synths for some variation and atmosphere. So what's the best VST?
In this house we obey the laws of Thermodynamics!
I've been using Magix 7 mainly for my basslines - i generally have 2 basslines running through a loop - a nice fat bassline and a sub-bassline to complement it & pound out on a fat system - fully sick :cool: