I use a sine wave oscillator one voice and a sawtooth 16 voices detuned with a low pass filter on my channel eq at 255hz and it makes an amazing liquid dnb bassline.
Glad to know it helped! Check out the other "Inspired By .. " videos (there is a playlist if you want them all) if you want more similar ones. Fresh ones soon! :)
Hey, yeah I haven't done a serum preset pack yet! They are up on patreon and I think I found your soundcloud so messaged you privately over there too. Thanks for the comments and support! :)
Hey man, great video. I noticed you dont change the octaves of your basses within serum, is it better to leave them and play in the octave you want in your daw? Just trying to figure out why you've decided to do that
Hey, I usually drop the octave I'm playing (hitting 'z') in Ableton, rather than changing the octave of the oscillators in Serum. I don't think it matters which way you do it with Serum, whereas in some synths the filter cutoff is set to track the incoming note, so lowering the oscillator octave has a different effect than playing a lower note. But yeah, I tend to just play a lower note rather than drop the octave of the oscillator lower.
where can I buy those drum sample packs? In the linked pages I only see bass, glitches, arps packs. "Go buy my sample pack if you want drums like that" Ok, I'm in, just tell me where XD
Hey, I ended up not being happy with the results so haven't completed it! But, shoot me your details (my email is tmechmusic at gmail) and I will get you something special. :)
Oh mate, just saw that the reply I wrote never showed up here! Sorry! I would probably keep the sub from this patch, and not bother with a seperate sub. For this style I would mainly just have this one bass, so I wouldn't bother using a dedicated sub. I would do that if I had multiple basses that I wanted to use, and didn't want to have to pay attention to levels. I'd just drop in the basses I want, hi-pass them all, and then add a new sub underneath - that way I can just mix the mid-basses and know the sub is always consistent, no matter what is going on above it. Hope that makes sense and helps, even if it is late! :)
@@TMechMusic thanks man. I've always struggled with making my subs consistent with my mid basses and there really not much resources that discuss this for dnb out there. Thanks for the reply!
If you have a close listen on headphones to some tunes you like, sometimes you can hear that the sub doesnt move ‘with’ the midbasses. Those are usually the ‘replaced’ sub tunes. I feel like I recorded a little bit about that in a video but not 100% sure. I’ll add ‘replacing a sub’ as a video idea to my list :)
@@TMechMusic Ya I notice it all the time, but some just flow perfectly separated which I hear as well. I've been making dnb for 10 years now and I still feel like I barely know anything lol.
Great video, but skipped over the important bits at the end, so I have a completely different sound, so defeats the object of the video. Something that most of these videos all do. Skip over vital parts of information.
Love how descriptive you are with why you do things.
Thanks, I try to explain why, and not just what :)
you give some unique tips and ways to explain a concept, it helps me a lot! keep these videos coming!
Happy to hear that! More to come :)
Hey man came to you from dnb production, great video can’t wait to see your minimal qzb kasra critical videos!
Hey, thanks Joe!
I use a sine wave oscillator one voice and a sawtooth 16 voices detuned with a low pass filter on my channel eq at 255hz and it makes an amazing liquid dnb bassline.
Heck yeah it would, all about creating harmonics and then slicing them off with a filter :) Thanks for watching and commenting! :D
More stuff like this please!
Yep, more coming :)
really loving these videos dude! - just subscribed to your pateron! keep it up :)
I saw! Thanks mate, means a lot! :)
Really nice Tutorial! Subbed!
Awesome, thank you! Some of your comments got stuck in the spam filter, sorry for taking so long to reply! Great to have you on board! :)
legendary tut
Thanks mate! :)
I love your channel! You doing it great. Peace
Thanks! :)
Love it! Great explanations.
Thanks!
Great video!
Really interested! Help me a lot
Keep going and make video like this please 🙏🏼
Glad to know it helped! Check out the other "Inspired By .. " videos (there is a playlist if you want them all) if you want more similar ones. Fresh ones soon! :)
nice bass that big upz
Thanks! I still owe you a Serum Snares feature. Working on it! :)
Nice!
please more drum and bass
Loved this, if you could do Chase & Status - Take Me Away you'd be the first guy on UA-cam to do so ;)
I'll check it out! Thanks for the suggestion!
Serum presets? Only found sample packs on ur site. I would buy these types of presets immediately! Cheers
Hey, yeah I haven't done a serum preset pack yet! They are up on patreon and I think I found your soundcloud so messaged you privately over there too. Thanks for the comments and support! :)
Yo can you do another roller bass maybe inspired by Ben snow ?
I'll check out his tunes and see!
@@TMechMusic Yeah!! Look up Bou and Benny L also.
Hey man, great video. I noticed you dont change the octaves of your basses within serum, is it better to leave them and play in the octave you want in your daw? Just trying to figure out why you've decided to do that
Hey, I usually drop the octave I'm playing (hitting 'z') in Ableton, rather than changing the octave of the oscillators in Serum. I don't think it matters which way you do it with Serum, whereas in some synths the filter cutoff is set to track the incoming note, so lowering the oscillator octave has a different effect than playing a lower note. But yeah, I tend to just play a lower note rather than drop the octave of the oscillator lower.
T-Mech Music thanks man! Your vids are dope keep it up
where can I buy those drum sample packs? In the linked pages I only see bass, glitches, arps packs. "Go buy my sample pack if you want drums like that" Ok, I'm in, just tell me where XD
Oh mate, I am still working on them! Email me at tmechmusic@gmail.com and I'll hook you up :)
Hi love your channel where can i buy your full nero breaks pack? I went to your website and only the free preview is available 👍🏽
Hey, I ended up not being happy with the results so haven't completed it! But, shoot me your details (my email is tmechmusic at gmail) and I will get you something special. :)
do an inspired by enei video plssss
For sure, but I want it to be really good so it might be a little while. 100% happening though!!
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T-Mech Music if you were to finish this up, do you separate the subs from the original patches? And if so, how do you go about doing that?
Oh mate, just saw that the reply I wrote never showed up here! Sorry! I would probably keep the sub from this patch, and not bother with a seperate sub. For this style I would mainly just have this one bass, so I wouldn't bother using a dedicated sub. I would do that if I had multiple basses that I wanted to use, and didn't want to have to pay attention to levels. I'd just drop in the basses I want, hi-pass them all, and then add a new sub underneath - that way I can just mix the mid-basses and know the sub is always consistent, no matter what is going on above it. Hope that makes sense and helps, even if it is late! :)
@@TMechMusic thanks man. I've always struggled with making my subs consistent with my mid basses and there really not much resources that discuss this for dnb out there. Thanks for the reply!
If you have a close listen on headphones to some tunes you like, sometimes you can hear that the sub doesnt move ‘with’ the midbasses. Those are usually the ‘replaced’ sub tunes. I feel like I recorded a little bit about that in a video but not 100% sure. I’ll add ‘replacing a sub’ as a video idea to my list :)
@@TMechMusic Ya I notice it all the time, but some just flow perfectly separated which I hear as well. I've been making dnb for 10 years now and I still feel like I barely know anything lol.
kanine drums pleaseee!!
I hadn't thought of doing a 'drums' episode, but I'll think about it! I want to make sure it's a good one if I do it :)
what was the 2nd note assigned to at 6:30?
Hey mate, just checked for you - it's a D an octave up :)
I’m guessing it’s too late you get your Patreon pack?
We can work something out, I’m sure :)
T-Mech Music I joined your patreon kind sir :)
Great video, but skipped over the important bits at the end, so I have a completely different sound, so defeats the object of the video. Something that most of these videos all do. Skip over vital parts of information.
I listening dnb for 11 years but who the hell is Kanine???