BEST SYNTH VST FOR GRIMEY BASSLINES??
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BEST SYNTH VST FOR GRIMEY BASSLINES??
Any suggestions. its been hard for me to find a synth vst that can get the grimey sounds im looking for..
any info appreciated..
any info appreciated..
- futures_untold
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Ejay works pretty good. Every sound fits perfectly with everything else. Even has built in effects! 
Of course, most synths can do grimey sounds, but it's how you construct the tune that adds grit as much as the sounds themselves. what do you mean anyway? Distortion or overdrive on a track will make it sound grimey, but may also make it sound messy and shit.
Explain yourself and give examples, then maybe we can find a synth that matches the kinds of sounds you want to make???

Of course, most synths can do grimey sounds, but it's how you construct the tune that adds grit as much as the sounds themselves. what do you mean anyway? Distortion or overdrive on a track will make it sound grimey, but may also make it sound messy and shit.
Explain yourself and give examples, then maybe we can find a synth that matches the kinds of sounds you want to make???

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if your just gettin started have a look at massive or albino, they'll give you same standard wobbles and grit just playin round with the presets.
I think starting off with these is a good idea becuase its fairly easy to make the standard dubstep sounds and learn a bit about synthesis at the same time.
but alot of people use both of these synths, so eventually you might wanna look around if your interested in forming your own style and sound. The posts before this one are true, if you want to start making good, moving, original music you will need to dig a bit deeper and learn alot about different synthesis techniques, effects and so on. but if you wanna just try your hand at makin a few tunes then i suggest massive or albino (rob papen synths are generally very nice)
good luck!
I think starting off with these is a good idea becuase its fairly easy to make the standard dubstep sounds and learn a bit about synthesis at the same time.
but alot of people use both of these synths, so eventually you might wanna look around if your interested in forming your own style and sound. The posts before this one are true, if you want to start making good, moving, original music you will need to dig a bit deeper and learn alot about different synthesis techniques, effects and so on. but if you wanna just try your hand at makin a few tunes then i suggest massive or albino (rob papen synths are generally very nice)
good luck!
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heh i like z3ta+ just a wee bit more in those aspects which is why i tend to use it more than albinoJ Wilderness wrote:Rob Papen Albino is bomb when it comes to making reece bass and such. Everything about it seems to work pretty good. you can pretty much have endless layers of 4 osicllators and the mod matrix is awesome for lfo and whatever else. Its not too hard to learn either.
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I have yet to try Z3ta. You like it only a wee bit more? I have never even seen it in action. Youtube here I come. lolDeadly Habit wrote:heh i like z3ta+ just a wee bit more in those aspects which is why i tend to use it more than albinoJ Wilderness wrote:Rob Papen Albino is bomb when it comes to making reece bass and such. Everything about it seems to work pretty good. you can pretty much have endless layers of 4 osicllators and the mod matrix is awesome for lfo and whatever else. Its not too hard to learn either.
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kinda lookin to makes sounds like teh bass in Excisions Dirt nap track..futures_untold wrote:Ejay works pretty good. Every sound fits perfectly with everything else. Even has built in effects!
Of course, most synths can do grimey sounds, but it's how you construct the tune that adds grit as much as the sounds themselves. what do you mean anyway? Distortion or overdrive on a track will make it sound grimey, but may also make it sound messy and shit.
Explain yourself and give examples, then maybe we can find a synth that matches the kinds of sounds you want to make???
- futures_untold
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If your looking to achieve some kind of excision sound, you may find some of ohmwerks comments useful in this thread here ---> http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t ... ht=dubcore
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Re: BEST SYNTH VST FOR GRIMEY BASSLINES??
Massive/Zeta+/Albino --> Export --> Kontakt 3 --> Split freq's, Fx --> Resample --> Kontakt 3 --> Split freq's, Fx --> Resample --> Kontakt 3 --> Split freq's, Fx --> Resample --> Kontakt 3 --> Split freq's, Fx --> Resample --> Kontakt 3 --> Split freq's, Fx --> Resample --> Kontakt 3 --> Split freq's, Fx --> Resample --> BOEJAAAAAAAAAH!dmok wrote:Any suggestions. its been hard for me to find a synth vst that can get the grimey sounds im looking for..
any info appreciated..

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http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.ph ... ight=reese
and that's resampling overkill lol
but driving the point home i get it
and that's resampling overkill lol

but driving the point home i get it
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