ytensor
formerly xen0s
Bath, United Kingdom
Joined : 5th Jan 2019 - 6 years ago
Last Online : 20th Sep 2024 - 1 year ago
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on Transcendent Strings by ytensor
on Dance and EDM Breakdown Vocal Bed by ytensor
on Dubstep Basses Loop X - Part 2 by ytensor
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1. Make good use of FMing. Serum has an 'FM' feature that can be really useful in getting you nice sounding and commonly heard basses. To start out, try FMing some basic shapes. You can set oscillator 1 to FM mode by clicking on "off" and choosing "FM from B" (make sure to turn oscillator B's level all the way down). Generic sounding basses can be made by FMing a really low oscillator with a really high one (in terms of octaves).
2. Use modulation to your advantage. Common parameters to modulate include filter cutoffs, levels and wavetable positions (certainly when using complex wavetables, for the last one). However, why not try modulating FX parameters, such as phaser depth, dimension mix and distortion? It's good practice to learn what each effect does to a sound, and if you're feeling confident, maybe go more in depth and learn what changing each individual parameter/knob does. By doing this, you will get an idea of what you want to modulate and by how much. I usually modulate the FM value a small amount and growls often have the pitch automated, as well.
3. Use effects outside of your bass patch to bring out its true potential. Add stuff like saturators, compression, multiband compression, waveshaping, multiple subtle distortion effects, reverb, haas-effect delay etc. to your bass channel's effects section to sharpen it up and increase the perceived loudness (amongst other things). Don't go overboard with distortion, though, as you probably don't want to just blast the listener with noise and clipping bass/sub.
4. Once/if you have a bass sound you're happy with, try duplicating it and changing the shape and/or speed of the LFOs and other modulators. This way you can get even more out of a good bass sound, and maybe even turn it into something different.
I'm sure there's a lot more I could add, but I don't want to put too much down since I don't know whether you use Serum. Much of what I've said is more or less 'universal' though, so to speak, as it can be applied to many other synths. I hope this has helped, and have lovely rest of your day.
on Pop Chord Loop 1 by ytensor
Used it at the end Nice loop
on Hard Dubstep Snare by ytensor
on Dubstep Lead Loop 1 by ytensor
on Dubstep Drum Loop 1 by ytensor
on Dubstep Basses Loop 2 by ytensor
on Dubstep Morph Bass 1 by ytensor
on Bass House Basses Loop 3 by ytensor
on Dubstep Basses Loop 7 by ytensor
on Future Bass Keys Loop 2 by ytensor
on Dubstep Basses Loop 6 by ytensor
on Future Bass Lead Loop 1 by ytensor
on Kawaii Bass Wubby Chords by ytensor
on Kawaii Bass Electric Piano Loop by ytensor
could you do the same thing but in C?
on Future Bass Lead Loop 1 by ytensor
on Future Bass Lead Loop 1 by ytensor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zc-KlxdNcB4&feature=youtu.be
on Kawaii Bass Chord Loop - no fx by ytensor
just that I can put a bass underneath it
Bars 3-4: D
Bars 5-6: A
Bars 7-8: D,F,G
on Future Bass Celesta Loop 1 by ytensor
https://soundcloud.com/user-10602861/fully
on Future Bass Celesta Loop 1 by ytensor
on Bass House Basses Loop Long by ytensor
on Bass House Basses Loop Long by ytensor
I hope you enjoy
on Aether Vox Bed Transition by ytensor
on Cyber Turbine by ytensor
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM0xHqxaiT6-izoGzxYBsg0MgWoQMYOJa
Thanks