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Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 5:22 am
by luba0432
Anyone have the slightest clue how tipper makes his flawless bass sounds? I'm mainly wanting to make similar noises to the sounds in his songs "puzzle dust" and "chrome splat." If you haven't already, check out tipper he is literally incomprehensibly good at sound design
http://soundcloud.com/tippermusic
Re: Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 5:28 am
by Linear Phase
That is really wild. Try adding more drugs.
^
I thought about this.. That's funny, but not a good answer. Seriously, though.. It sounds like a lot of glitch effects, so I don't know the fuss there. And the bass.. The sub that is just endless. sounds like a plain sine wave to me...

Re: Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 8:40 am
by taffmonster
Linear Phase wrote:That is really wild. Try adding more drugs.
^
I thought about this.. That's funny, but not a good answer. Seriously, though.. It sounds like a lot of glitch effects, so I don't know the fuss there. And the bass.. The sub that is just endless. sounds like a plain sine wave to me...

Theres an interview and tour of his studio in Future Music
Re: Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 8:52 am
by d-track
it doesn't sounds incredible to me at all.
modulations, distortions and filtering on midrange sounds and not really deep bass.
this is what poor psytrance producers do an octave higher.
sine ftw!
Re: Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 9:29 am
by puzzlefactory
taffmonster wrote:Linear Phase wrote:That is really wild. Try adding more drugs.
^
I thought about this.. That's funny, but not a good answer. Seriously, though.. It sounds like a lot of glitch effects, so I don't know the fuss there. And the bass.. The sub that is just endless. sounds like a plain sine wave to me...

Theres an interview and tour of his studio in Future Music
Which Future Music edition? The latest one or a past issue?
Re: Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 10:09 am
by taffmonster
puzzlefactory wrote:taffmonster wrote:Linear Phase wrote:That is really wild. Try adding more drugs.
^
I thought about this.. That's funny, but not a good answer. Seriously, though.. It sounds like a lot of glitch effects, so I don't know the fuss there. And the bass.. The sub that is just endless. sounds like a plain sine wave to me...

Theres an interview and tour of his studio in Future Music
Which Future Music edition? The latest one or a past issue?
let me check
EDIT* 249 the sampling special!
Re: Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 11:23 am
by puzzlefactory
Damn, i've got that issue. I must have missed the interview.

Re: Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 11:29 am
by taffmonster
puzzlefactory wrote:Damn, i've got that issue. I must have missed the interview.

haha its like a massive feature section with his big pale face on it lol
Re: Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 11:50 am
by puzzlefactory
I have to say every time i read an interview with an artist who i believe make some really interesting bass/mid range bass sounds (as i believe Tipper does amongst others), they always say their favorite bit of kit is a Virus. I've been thinking for a while now to save up and get a Virus Snow and it's articles like these that are tipping me over the edge (pun intended).

Re: Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 11:59 am
by Rabalder
d-track wrote:modulations, distortions and filtering
^This
Re: Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 12:01 pm
by d-track
i used to play with snow ti but found that absynth and massive can easily beat it.
but! is advided to bring it to your gigs when the pros ask how heavy is that bass it is from the virus isn't it?
you jost have to say "of course

". win!
Re: Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 12:32 pm
by 3dot...
d-track wrote:i used to play with snow ti but found that absynth and massive can easily beat it.
I agree !
Massive sounds very much like a 'virus' to me..
(imo that was where they were aiming)
and Absynth goes way beyond..
If you have a control scheme that allows for good immediate control..
and semi-nice audio converters..
I see no reasons to get a hardware virtual analog..
except to save some cpu ..
or if you get it for dirt-cheap..
Re: Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 1:22 pm
by Gaetano CAPUANO
puzzlefactory wrote:I have to say every time i read an interview with an artist who i believe make some really interesting bass/mid range bass sounds (as i believe Tipper does amongst others), they always say their favorite bit of kit is a Virus. I've been thinking for a while now to save up and get a Virus Snow and it's articles like these that are tipping me over the edge (pun intended).

Do it

It cant hurt, it will probably inspire your creativity even more!

Re: Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 1:26 pm
by Linear Phase
That's his, "hot shot," production skills! Automating the cutoff on a TI! Lovely...
I need to learn how to be a better marketer.
Re: Tipper's incredible bass?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 1:54 pm
by Gaetano CAPUANO
Linear Phase wrote:
I need to learn how to be a better marketer.
Me too man.........