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Wich one u use ?

bass bases? Do you mean sub bass or ?

Explain more and I'm sure we can help.

A thick saw wave + bass guitar. Totally awesome.

Yes Sub bass, arround 100 Hz or so.

Just32 wrote:Sub bass, arround 100 Hz or so.

100hz

sub bass?

wat?

"Sub-bass is a term used to describe audible sounds below 90 Hz and extending downward to include the lowest frequency humans can hear, typically 20 Hz."
-Wikipedia

Honestly, basses are some of the easiest and simplest sounds to create, so pretty much any decent synth will be great for them if you know what you're doing. Popular ones seem to be Massive, Trillian, Zebra2, and Omnisphere.

Tarekith wrote:Honestly, basses are some of the easiest and simplest sounds to create, so pretty much any decent synth will be great for them if you know what you're doing. Popular ones seem to be Massive, Trillian, Zebra2, and Omnisphere.

How's trillian tarekith heard about it?

Waldorf Largo.

a few ms of a snare drum loaded into simpler works great

nearly every synth with a filter can do basses.
i find myself using "ace" for synth basses and trilian or scrabee for electric or acoustic bass most of the time.

I'm loving Herr Doktor Heckmann's Tyrell N6 for bass at the moment.

http://www.amazona.de/index.php?page=26 ... le_id=3372

Sounds amazing and its free.

But it causes the dreaded CPU spikes in Live. Fine in other hosts.

Saxer wrote:nearly every synth with a filter can do basses.
i find myself using "ace" for synth basses and trilian or scrabee for electric or acoustic bass most of the time.

Those scarbee basses are really excellent if you actually play rather than program your bass parts.

if you don't own one learn on simpler using FX/instrument racks.

i wish I'd taught myself this way. Now a days I have a very expensive (CPU wise!) NI Massive habit.

80% of sounds are achievable in stacks of simplers though imo.

a sinewave at C2


how about that ?