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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Id0L0z0I-Y


hear that grimy reesy wobble bass?

i swear, i've been trying just about every method to get my bass my sounding like this, suggest a method or a patch?

btw, the closest i've some to making the sound is using a 303 Loop oscillator A and sine wave as the sub bass in oscillator B

in malstrom

without listening since speakers are off i'm guessing standarish reese processing
split into 3 freq bands low mid high
effect each to taste with modultion
send to a group bus compress

after that, maybe bounce it?
and then drop it in simpler on ableton and change the lfos to get that slight wobble effect?

yea resampling then further automation is always fun
like i said didn't have a listen yet

here dug this up for ya real quick
http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.ph ... 3&cache=77

that's whats up!
thnks you

Ripple = Wobble ? (Good way to disguise a wobble thread btw hehe )

After listening to your link, the bass in question clearly sounds like a distorted Hoover, not a Reese.

If your in Reason, try using the Sub to make a hoover and then pass the signal through a Scream 4 Distortion Device. (Tutorial can be found here - http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.ph ... did=356821)

The tremolo may have also been created by tieing an lfo to the volume control.

You could get a bass that way with a cleaver combo of Bit Crusher (downgrade + clipping, with no actual bit-rate change below 24/16). Phase Distorotion and some heavy EQ'ing (48 Db Slope bad boy!!!)

Just apply that to a nice wobble patch.

The real question is, how the hell do you make a Bassline like Benga's 26 Basslines! Especially since he's using Albino 2.

26 Basslines = Comb filtering, tight reverb settings and a flanger......