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jump up bass tutorial
Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 5:22 am
by dalgo
go into massive and choose the pulse/saw sync oscillater
put an envelope with a relatively short attack, zero decay and full sustain on the middle knob and sweep it from all the way left to a quarter of the way.
run it through a comb filer and do the same thing with all of its parameters.
Re: jump up bass tutorial
Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 5:44 am
by b166er
dalgo wrote:go into massive and choose the pulse/saw sync oscillater
put an envelope with a relatively short attack, zero decay and full sustain on the middle knob and sweep it from all the way left to a quarter of the way.
run it through a comb filer and do the same thing with all of its parameters.
Na-uhhh. I dont believe you.
Re: jump up bass tutorial
Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 5:16 pm
by Bazzle09
dalgo wrote:comb filer
Re: jump up bass tutorial
Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 5:27 pm
by Basic A
dalgo wrote:go into massive and choose the pulse/saw sync oscillater
put an envelope with a relatively short attack, zero decay and full sustain on the middle knob and sweep it from all the way left to a quarter of the way.
run it through a comb filer and do the same thing with all of its parameters.
Okay... n this whole technique can be rather elaborated on and has been posted millions of times in various bass threads... so... why?
Re: jump up bass tutorial
Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 8:00 pm
by Depone
dalgo wrote:go into massive and choose the pulse/saw sync oscillater
put an envelope with a relatively short attack, zero decay and full sustain on the middle knob and sweep it from all the way left to a quarter of the way.
run it through a comb filer and do the same thing with all of its parameters.
Give us the patch or gtfo
Re: jump up bass tutorial
Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 8:52 pm
by drokkr
Depone wrote:dalgo wrote:go into massive and choose the pulse/saw sync oscillater
put an envelope with a relatively short attack, zero decay and full sustain on the middle knob and sweep it from all the way left to a quarter of the way.
run it through a comb filer and do the same thing with all of its parameters.
Give us the patch or gtfo
