Another Reese bass?
Posted: Tue May 13, 2014 2:39 am
Haven't been on here in a minute,
So I've been experimenting with the "reese bass" and I must say the results come out quite stupendous. I personally suggest it to anyone. If you want a tip... (not saying I'm the expert don't h8 m8) If on ableton that is... Put three different massive tracks in on instrument rack, Turn EVERY oscillator up, detune (play with it for a minute any odd number counts to give it a nice phase.) I suggest using Sine-SQuare. You don't HAVE to put in effects but its still nice too.. Then take an instance of EQ8 drop it in, Then what you want to do is make yourself a comb filter (three bands taking out frequencies drop gain to -15db, then q it all the way up) now with these three bands brush it in and out of the frequencies. Then take an audio track insert it under it, change the external routing to "Instrument rack" (the massive patches) and have it switch to "In" then take a chorus plugin (anyone is fine) turn dry wet to about 30-40%. Give a little feedback. Then DUPLICATE the audio track DELETE the Chorus and put in distortion plugin, camel phat suggested (the random button is the most amazing thing ever made). Then add an Amp Plugin, Guitar rig 4 is recommended, if you don't have then abletons will work A-OK turn that to about 30% turn it down. Then add another chorus at the same you did with the audio.
Now Bounce that down.
Now you just have an audio,
Rinse and repeat.
Thats my take don't hate if there is anything I'm saying that is completely wrong let me know.
So I've been experimenting with the "reese bass" and I must say the results come out quite stupendous. I personally suggest it to anyone. If you want a tip... (not saying I'm the expert don't h8 m8) If on ableton that is... Put three different massive tracks in on instrument rack, Turn EVERY oscillator up, detune (play with it for a minute any odd number counts to give it a nice phase.) I suggest using Sine-SQuare. You don't HAVE to put in effects but its still nice too.. Then take an instance of EQ8 drop it in, Then what you want to do is make yourself a comb filter (three bands taking out frequencies drop gain to -15db, then q it all the way up) now with these three bands brush it in and out of the frequencies. Then take an audio track insert it under it, change the external routing to "Instrument rack" (the massive patches) and have it switch to "In" then take a chorus plugin (anyone is fine) turn dry wet to about 30-40%. Give a little feedback. Then DUPLICATE the audio track DELETE the Chorus and put in distortion plugin, camel phat suggested (the random button is the most amazing thing ever made). Then add an Amp Plugin, Guitar rig 4 is recommended, if you don't have then abletons will work A-OK turn that to about 30% turn it down. Then add another chorus at the same you did with the audio.
Now Bounce that down.
Now you just have an audio,
Rinse and repeat.
Thats my take don't hate if there is anything I'm saying that is completely wrong let me know.
