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major zero wrote:

major zero wrote:ok guys

the sound im looking for is at roughly 1m into Swagga by Excision, its that high pitched screeching sound.. as i understand its a number of oscs working at the same time i was just wondering how you got the high pitched one at the top?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpAePSP-ni4

ive actually got kinda close in this song of my own, at 1.57 http://soundcloud.com/major-zero/humble-pie

but tis notclose enough!

Mushroom Buttons wrote:Hey guys. Need some more schooling. Here's the track:

Heralds of Change - Spotted http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRZiJegTxlk

The arpeggiator is madness! Knowing how to get that synth sound is enough, but if anyone's up for breaking down the arp chords and the craziness that follows, that'd be cool too!

dj snipaz wrote:Kinda wish i'd have seen this thread before i made my last post

im tryna make the "Yoy"/"Eye" Bass sound used in several DnB tracks.
I am using fruityloops + VST's (albino ect)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R1kfvcsY-k (around 1:06)

Any help would be great

Thanks

brettheaslewood wrote:

dj snipaz wrote:Kinda wish i'd have seen this thread before i made my last post

im tryna make the "Yoy"/"Eye" Bass sound used in several DnB tracks.
I am using fruityloops + VST's (albino ect)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R1kfvcsY-k (around 1:06)

Any help would be great

Thanks

been also trying to get that yoy sound on Reason, i've heard from mouth that it has something to do with bitcrushing,but the only bitcrusher i can find on Reason is Scream 4's digital (?) setting. which just detroys your sound, how can i get a nice yoy sounds without loosing the actually quality of it?
closest i've got is by applying a formant filter to my sound, but that just doesn't sound right ;/

Mushroom Buttons wrote:Hey guys. Need some more schooling. Here's the track:

Heralds of Change - Spotted http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRZiJegTxlk

The arpeggiator is madness! Knowing how to get that synth sound is enough, but if anyone's up for breaking down the arp chords and the craziness that follows, that'd be cool too!

Mushroom Buttons wrote:

Mushroom Buttons wrote:Hey guys. Need some more schooling. Here's the track:

Heralds of Change - Spotted http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRZiJegTxlk

The arpeggiator is madness! Knowing how to get that synth sound is enough, but if anyone's up for breaking down the arp chords and the craziness that follows, that'd be cool too!

try my luck and bump anyway! this thread will probably die because everyone's asking about brutal electro wobble transformer whatever that's been covered in earlier pages.

g-luxx wrote:any ideas on how to get that excission/datsik/borgore type sound in reason 4?

Subside wrote:Hey DSF, I was wondering what you would suggest for me to do if I wanted to create a bass like the one in this Jakwob remix it starts at about 0:55 and I am trying to make something similar but can't seem to get it. I am using FL 9/Sonar 8 (Works well with my PCR-300) and Albino/Massive for my VST's and a bunch of others but those are the main two at the moment. Let me know what you think guys!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CR5AR6VksC4

kejk wrote:

Subside wrote:Hey DSF, I was wondering what you would suggest for me to do if I wanted to create a bass like the one in this Jakwob remix it starts at about 0:55 and I am trying to make something similar but can't seem to get it. I am using FL 9/Sonar 8 (Works well with my PCR-300) and Albino/Massive for my VST's and a bunch of others but those are the main two at the moment. Let me know what you think guys!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CR5AR6VksC4

My guess is a few layered sawtooth waves as oscillators, make sure to spread the octaves. I (think) one of the octaves should be 7 semi tone's up so it plays a minor chord.

From there you should set up an LFO with a saw wave and connect it to the filter cutoff frequency of your low pass filter, probably a 12dB per octave filter. Make the amount negative so it goes down instead of up. (or make the LFO a one shot and wi*re the synth through a step sequencer/arpeggiator)

To give it that metal-ish feel, insert several super fast delays (8 ms, 12 ms, 16 ms) that will give it that harsh metal-ish sound.


EDIT: I listened to your example on laptop speakers, so excuse me if I'm way off.

JFK wrote:

kejk wrote:

Subside wrote:Hey DSF, I was wondering what you would suggest for me to do if I wanted to create a bass like the one in this Jakwob remix it starts at about 0:55 and I am trying to make something similar but can't seem to get it. I am using FL 9/Sonar 8 (Works well with my PCR-300) and Albino/Massive for my VST's and a bunch of others but those are the main two at the moment. Let me know what you think guys!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CR5AR6VksC4

My guess is a few layered sawtooth waves as oscillators, make sure to spread the octaves. I (think) one of the octaves should be 7 semi tone's up so it plays a minor chord.

From there you should set up an LFO with a saw wave and connect it to the filter cutoff frequency of your low pass filter, probably a 12dB per octave filter. Make the amount negative so it goes down instead of up. (or make the LFO a one shot and wi*re the synth through a step sequencer/arpeggiator)

To give it that metal-ish feel, insert several super fast delays (8 ms, 12 ms, 16 ms) that will give it that harsh metal-ish sound.


EDIT: I listened to your example on laptop speakers, so excuse me if I'm way off.

In addition to my earlier "comedy genius" comment I would also like to add that kejk is a technical genius too. Damn I LOVE those Dutch guys *swoon*

ryizzen wrote:I think im too late for this but im hopin not

im really diggin this bass line at about 3:20

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsX_a5WVgb0

thanks in advance

- Ryan