Bassline Stabs?
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Bassline Stabs?
This is a very stupid question but I here in a lot of brostep thats theirs a quick mid range stab almost in the beginning of a bar or maybe in the middle for example dont complain that the song is bad or whatever these are just examples
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does anyone know if i were to put an lfo on the filter cutoff what the time measure would be like 1/4 or something like that. or am i using a envelope to just open the filter really quick?
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does anyone know if i were to put an lfo on the filter cutoff what the time measure would be like 1/4 or something like that. or am i using a envelope to just open the filter really quick?
- Sinisterbeats
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Re: Bassline Stabs?
what are you saying? the quick synth stab is a snare? O.o
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Re: Bassline Stabs?
unless im completely missing something sound that hits in your examples at the specified times are just a snare drum hit
Re: Bassline Stabs?
for squid attack at the drop when the synth begins to play it does a quick growl type thing thats like a stab. whats the timing going to be in massive like when you sync it
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Re: Bassline Stabs?
think I know what sound your on about. Probably better using the filter envelope and your best bet is opening massive trying it but a rough guess would be a low attack with the decay at about 1/16thMannyyyyy wrote:for squid attack at the drop when the synth begins to play it does a quick growl type thing thats like a stab. whats the timing going to be in massive like when you sync it
Re: Bassline Stabs?
okay thank you ima try right now 
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Re: Bassline Stabs?
Both work! I typically use an lfo because you can choose the wave type, considering one cycle of a sawtooth at desired tempo is the same as an opening envelope set to linear mode.
that way you can switch between wave forms and see what sounds the most wicked
that way you can switch between wave forms and see what sounds the most wicked
Should've chosen a manlier name
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Re: Bassline Stabs?
This, although it may be more to do with adsr without a lfo then automation to put the lfo back in.tripwire22 wrote:saw wave lfo setting. adjust ur adsr.
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terrible1fi
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Re: Bassline Stabs?
one synth with a filter env
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duplicated synth with lfo
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duplicated synth with lfo
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Re: Bassline Stabs?
yeah u right lolAssassin wrote:This, although it may be more to do with adsr without a lfo then automation to put the lfo back in.tripwire22 wrote:saw wave lfo setting. adjust ur adsr.
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