Big Sub Bass
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Hey I was going to experiment with some hard club type music with the deep bass that just thumps. Does anyone know a good technique to get some nice sounding sub bass?
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Lots of layered synthesizers, good compression techniques, and a low pass filter.
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At 1/4/08 10:04 PM, JonH2O wrote: Lots of layered synthesizers, good compression techniques, and a low pass filter.
What are you talking about?
Just layer your bass with a low sine wave. It makes a sub.
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Wow... Thanks for the low pass tip. I just cloned the bass already had and threw some extra delay / reverb and low pass filter on it and it sounds pretty hot :)
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At 1/4/08 10:07 PM, navij11 wrote:At 1/4/08 10:04 PM, JonH2O wrote: Lots of layered synthesizers, good compression techniques, and a low pass filter.What are you talking about?
Just layer your bass with a low sine wave. It makes a sub.
Layer your synths so it's fat, low pass it to clean it up (rid of frequencies not sent to a woofer), and Compress it with a good attack so it hits HARD.
That's what I'm talking about.
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At 1/4/08 10:04 PM, JonH2O wrote: Lots of layered synthesizers, good compression techniques, and a low pass filter.
And if you really want to kick it up a notch throw in a wah wah.
