Metallic sounding basses in Massive

[Aznjosh]

Does anyone have any tips on how to get this these types of metallic sounding basses in Massive?

http://soundcloud.com/firestepdubstep/humanoid

[ehbes]

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[D3ATHSTEP]

Make a bassline like normal, then duplicate track, put reverb on it, turn the mix to 100% wet or a bit less, mess with some reverb parameters, slowly bring the fader up over the dry track to your liking

[Revival]

Try messing around with some very fast delays. I don't know what DAW you are using but if you are using Ableton drag in a simple delay over a bassline you have and set the parameters to somewhere around this: Link the delays, click sync to change it to time and put the time to ~20.0 ms. It works better on basses with sharp attacks! Good luck!

[Climax]

Make a bassline like normal, then duplicate track, put reverb on it, turn the mix to 100% wet or a bit less, mess with some reverb parameters, slowly bring the fader up over the dry track to your liking

I like using a send channel for this with a short reverb set to 100% wet, then you can shoot all your basses and/or synths over there too

[KoenDercksen]

Fast delays/comb filtering, phase modulation is a big one as well! Makes everything sound metallic instantly haha

[illtabulous]

combfilter, or chorus with high feedback and slow modulator