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not enough bass in my track
hi evryone,
2weeks ago i have buyd logic studio 9 and a midi keyboard and after hours of reading on this forum and messing with logic i finally get a wobble out of it ^^!!
but i think there is not enough bass in my wobble/ sample that i uploaded.
I would like to have your opinion about it.
and tips are always welcome!!!
anyway thanks for your time
GZ
MAD
(ps: im verry verry sorry for my bad english!!!)
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2weeks ago i have buyd logic studio 9 and a midi keyboard and after hours of reading on this forum and messing with logic i finally get a wobble out of it ^^!!
but i think there is not enough bass in my wobble/ sample that i uploaded.
I would like to have your opinion about it.
and tips are always welcome!!!
anyway thanks for your time
GZ
MAD
(ps: im verry verry sorry for my bad english!!!)
Soundcloud
Last edited by MAD_ECO on Tue Apr 20, 2010 5:52 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: not enough bass in my track
Turn up the sub bass?
SoundcloudSoulstep wrote: My point is i just wanna hear more vibes
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Re: not enough bass in my track
layer a sine wave under your wobble. open 3xosc, turn all of the crs knobs right down and have it playing the same notes as your wobble using notes around c4
Re: not enough bass in my track
ok i give it a tryMidnightMassDubstep wrote:layer a sine wave under your wobble. open 3xosc, turn all of the crs knobs right down and have it playing the same notes as your wobble using notes around c4
thanks man!!
GZ
MAD
Re: not enough bass in my track
Push the BASS button!
Don’t worry about people stealing an idea. If it’s original, you will have to ram it down their throats.
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Re: not enough bass in my track
if you haven't written a full-on banger by 2 weeks in then you may as well throw in the towel.
Re: not enough bass in my track
Recessive Trait wrote:if you haven't written a full-on banger by 2 weeks in then you may as well throw in the towel.
You laugh but I read a thing on DOA pretty much saying this. Although I think they gave you 6 months

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Re: not enough bass in my track
stappard wrote:Recessive Trait wrote:if you haven't written a full-on banger by 2 weeks in then you may as well throw in the towel.
You laugh but I read a thing on DOA pretty much saying this. Although I think they gave you 6 months


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Re: not enough bass in my track
I cant make a wobble to save my life...fuck maybe I'm not cut out for this hahastappard wrote:Recessive Trait wrote:if you haven't written a full-on banger by 2 weeks in then you may as well throw in the towel.
You laugh but I read a thing on DOA pretty much saying this. Although I think they gave you 6 months

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Re: not enough bass in my track
Also to the OP:
THERE IS NEVER ENOUGH BASS IN ANY TRACK.
THERE IS NEVER ENOUGH BASS IN ANY TRACK.


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Re: not enough bass in my track
I just got a PM saying there's not enough in mine, coincidently.
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Re: not enough bass in my track
Better add some bass then! 


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Re: not enough bass in my track
Thanks for the helping replies
but im just started and want to learn as much as possible
and I think the easiest method is by asking
So please give me so many tips as possible and tell me what I am doing wrong or what is missing
anyway thank you for all the help
GZ
MAD
but im just started and want to learn as much as possible
and I think the easiest method is by asking
So please give me so many tips as possible and tell me what I am doing wrong or what is missing
anyway thank you for all the help
GZ
MAD
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Re: not enough bass in my track
In logic its important not to turn up the drive on the es2 synth if thats what you used for wobble it kills the bass.. also if you are using a compressor the logic compressor also kills sub bass... it also seems that if you are using the es2 there may be too many modifiers on the pitch so the speakers dont have time to make the low wave form
Re: not enough bass in my track
What vst are you using? Massive?
Re: not enough bass in my track
all the basic logic 9 PLUGIINS ^^creeptown wrote:What vst are you using? Massive?
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Re: not enough bass in my track
2 weeks? all I got was 21 seconds to goRecessive Trait wrote:if you haven't written a full-on banger by 2 weeks in then you may as well throw in the towel.
How does I wobbled bass?
Re: not enough bass in my track
Seriously try the layering the sub/sine wave underneath your wobble, and wobble the amp rather than filter cutoff at the same speed preferably, i halfs sometimes....
Also, make a sub and mix your entire track to that, turn the sub-bass as loud as it can go without clipping, then add everything else to fit within the bass volume... high frequencies are percieved louder than lows, just like blue light is brighter than red... faster waves pierce the slower ones... so make you bass really loud before adding in all the high frequency ranged sounds
and if you don't have a sub-woofer, like me, then you will face SERIOUS problems... on my little baby monitors I have no bass, and once I get it and put it on a system... the bass overkills and you can't hear the song anymore... so be careful with those sub-sonics my friends
Also, make a sub and mix your entire track to that, turn the sub-bass as loud as it can go without clipping, then add everything else to fit within the bass volume... high frequencies are percieved louder than lows, just like blue light is brighter than red... faster waves pierce the slower ones... so make you bass really loud before adding in all the high frequency ranged sounds
and if you don't have a sub-woofer, like me, then you will face SERIOUS problems... on my little baby monitors I have no bass, and once I get it and put it on a system... the bass overkills and you can't hear the song anymore... so be careful with those sub-sonics my friends
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Re: not enough bass in my track
[quote="Isturite"]
Also, make a sub and mix your entire track to that, turn the sub-bass as loud as it can go without clipping, then add everything else to fit within the bass volume... high frequencies are percieved louder than lows, just like blue light is brighter than red... faster waves pierce the slower ones... so make you bass really loud before adding in all the high frequency ranged sounds
and if you don't have a sub-woofer, like me, then you will face SERIOUS problems... on my little baby monitors I have no bass, and once I get it and put it on a system... the bass overkills and you can't hear the song anymore... so be careful with those sub-sonics my friends[/quote
That dosent sound like the best Idea... at all it depends on what volume you are playing the track at as well... If you mix at a lower volume the bass increases when it is played at a higher volume. How could you possibly say structure a tune around a sub bass line... thats why you are running into problems. It is also a bad Idea to get it as loud as you can without clipping.... its more of a blend between multiple basses that makes a tune unique. for example this tune im producing with a friend has many basses and a pumping sub... Soundcloud
Also, make a sub and mix your entire track to that, turn the sub-bass as loud as it can go without clipping, then add everything else to fit within the bass volume... high frequencies are percieved louder than lows, just like blue light is brighter than red... faster waves pierce the slower ones... so make you bass really loud before adding in all the high frequency ranged sounds
and if you don't have a sub-woofer, like me, then you will face SERIOUS problems... on my little baby monitors I have no bass, and once I get it and put it on a system... the bass overkills and you can't hear the song anymore... so be careful with those sub-sonics my friends[/quote
That dosent sound like the best Idea... at all it depends on what volume you are playing the track at as well... If you mix at a lower volume the bass increases when it is played at a higher volume. How could you possibly say structure a tune around a sub bass line... thats why you are running into problems. It is also a bad Idea to get it as loud as you can without clipping.... its more of a blend between multiple basses that makes a tune unique. for example this tune im producing with a friend has many basses and a pumping sub... Soundcloud
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