Listen to my basslines

[Coeptis]

Any tips on how to further amplify them?
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[R3b_Official]

Dude.... That's pretty sick baseline, you just need to add other sounds to compliment them. Like a really punch snare brings out sort of basses like these. Maybe some pitch bends will get more variation.

How'd you go about making these anyway? Sounds very full and well polished?

[LogiSpark]

Really diggin' those basslines m8. Like R3b said, try adding more variation to the basses and also put a small lead or pad to bring out the sounds a bit more.

[Coeptis]

Thanks for all the positive feedback:) Really appreciate it, I was starting to think that they sucked
As for how i made them I used massive and modulated the hell out of my initial bass. Then I put it into the mixer and polished it up with some tight reverbs, added camelphat and played around with the settings until i found the sweet spots. And then added a sub under it. Im glad it sounds cool XD

[R3b_Official]

Thanks for all the positive feedback:) Really appreciate it, I was starting to think that they sucked
As for how i made them I used massive and modulated the hell out of my initial bass. Then I put it into the mixer and polished it up with some tight reverbs, added camelphat and played around with the settings until i found the sweet spots. And then added a sub under it. Im glad it sounds cool XD

Interesting! What daw are you using by any chance? Same thing happens to me when i listen to my bass for a couple mins and start thinking its shit and trash it but the stuff i do save sound 10 times better a couple hours later and 100 times better a day later.

[Coeptis]

Yeah thats what i needed to hear. I always get in a rut when i overlisten to something i have. And im actually using fl studio 9 XD

[Coeptis]

If anyone is interested this is what it has turned into thus far
http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=278931