Drop bass

[Chince]

hey guys i've been trying to find a tutorial on this style of sound for awile now but im having no luck. Can someone please link me a tutorial if you know of any or give me some tips on how to achieve this type of sound im sure theres tons of threads on here about the sound but i can't seem to find anything please link me
Thanks

The sound right at the drop. 0:40
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OCFSaXL-yY

The sound right at the drop. 1:00
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ii98e_zDBuU

[Coolschmid]

Growl bass thread

[Chince]

thanks but im looking to learn the movement more then the growl part

[DJens]

thanks but im looking to learn the movement more then the growl part

[titchbit]

what are you talking about? "movement"?

[Coolschmid]

oh sorry then, no information here, try yahoo answers.

[ThisIsSovereign]

In general some things you can use to move a sound around are LFO's and Envelopes on different parameters. Read things in the production bible and search the forums for more in depth information.

[Chince]

what are you talking about? "movement"?

theres so much impact in the first half of the sound it seems like it pitches down or something then opens up for the growl idk it just doesn't seem to be just a wobble/growl

[mthrfnk]

what are you talking about? "movement"?

theres so much impact in the first half of the sound it seems like it pitches down or something then opens up for the growl idk it just doesn't seem to be just a wobble/growl

It's a growl and a kick in unison...

[GenericNameHere]

OP, you talking about that growly thing that sounds like it's saying Bijou? It sounds like a hoover, but I have no idea how to make them ... pls someone share.

[metiri]

Have two sounds:

1.) Growl that pitches down to give you the initial movement
2.) Take that growl patch and take all of the movement out and play it right after.

That's how I'd do it.