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KDrew is one of my favorite artists right now. I love his bass sequences. Everything is so busy and it sounds as if he has TOTAL control of his bass modulations....meaning to me it almost sounds as if he draws everything in. Been trying to encorporate some of what I hear in his tracks on my own now for awhile to no avail. His techniques and creation process I mean. Almost all his basses come from Massive....its obvious. Just thought I'd post a topic on here about KDrew's basses and bass sequences and see if I could start a conversation.

Afew of KDrew's tracks:

http://soundcloud.com/edm/lost-by-kevin-drew-edm-com-1

http://soundcloud.com/kdrewmusic/far-ea ... dirty-bass

http://soundcloud.com/kdrewmusic/kevin- ... -vip-remix

http://soundcloud.com/kdrewmusic/taryn- ... nd-me-your

http://soundcloud.com/edm/break-the-house-by-kevin

Really nice basses actually. Lots of vocoding in there, maybe some fm?

Really nice basses actually. Lots of vocoding in there, maybe some fm?

I know right! Just got a idea I havent considered before about how he MIGHT be doing some of his bass modulations. Possible using the key tracking in massive to do some of his modulations? He gets interesting movement on all his pitch bends....this is something I have yet to try...but it sounds like it could work. Especially considering you can go in massive and tweak the key tracking accordingly.

I'm dying to vocode some FM8/Massive basses and see what happens but i have Logic Pro X and can't try it for myself. Unlike Abelton... LPX doesn't come with a good vocoder for doing this kind of stuff. The EVOC 20 Polysynth and the Evoc 20 track oscillator are absolute junk.