How To Bass 93: Plucky Stabby Thing
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Seamless is like a scientist, but in music production. Idk why XD
So mach knowledge.
***** He is a Bass Wizard.
finish this song and call it "all is fair and love in beardstep"
That drop sounds so sick! I'm actually more interested in some of the other sounds in it
Please finish this! Its too awesome to just leave!
I think you mean that Choruses, Flangers, and Phasors are all _time-based effects_. Meaning they effect the time of your signal using delays. You can create your own Flangers, Phasors and Choruses with a single _stereo_ delay unit (with an LFO built into the unit modulating the pitch). A simple example would be to have a single delay on your signal but to have the delay time of that delay within the Haas Window (1-5ms for single clicks and percussive sounds; 1-40ms for sustained, legato sounds) - you will get a basic Phasor effect. The longer the delay the more "deeper" or "robotic" the Phasor will sound.
I haven't read any of FL Studios manuals but you are right - it is very interesting when you do read into the actual tools you use and it will open up your mind and allow you to think of your own ways to manipulate sound.
Thank you Seamless!
dem i even tried to use timeline on FL in video to listen to this again and only then realised that i'm watching video T.T. Sooo dope man
Very cool ! Thanks =)
Please complete this to a real track, it sounds so awesome, it would be really incredible :D i have to listen.... over and over
You should do something really awesome on your 100th How to Bass.
He lives!
Seamless kinda looks like hagryd (sorry if I spelled wrond) from harry potter
quick question seamless, do you ever use ableton live?
p.s. you should finish the track
He has been considering getting Abelton and doing tutorials in the future, he will probably do it but there's no saying when.
He said in one of his streams thathe didnt want to do toutorials on it because there are already lots of people who cover it just as good or even better than he can
whoooooo nice make a song with that i love it
Thanks
Im guna use this sound in a trap song, its guna be dope, promises
1:15 :DDD
Question, the screamy sound on beat 2 of the drop, is that just a pitched up version of the main bass or is it something else entirely?
dude how are you so fucking good
I have realised that getting good sounds is not _necassarily_ down to how skilled you are; but rather, how open minded you are to explore the possibilities of digital sound creation. There is that, and of course, how much time you are willing to spend on it.
For example, I wasn't that all great at mixing down. One of the reasons for that is I relied on what I had been taught at University. However, having read some books, and having learnt about various tools, I started to think of ways in which I can manipulate the sonics of audio outside of what I had been taught - and now my mixing down skills are much better. Because I am able to think of many ways of _doing things_.
Descartes Rene
Just let him have the compliment man
annoyiorangeisawsome By no means am I not letting Seamless have the compliment. I am just letting the OP know that he can be an awesome sound designer because it is not necessarily how skilled you are at using tools but how open your mind is and how well you can think creatively. I am sure Seamless would agree.
Descartes Rene I like your perspective/view on sound design and music in general, I agree because I do not have NI massive or fm8. sytrus, harmor are good but it does not give me the type of sound I am looking for and I do not like vocoding basses much so I just sample and resample creatively to create basses :) thinking diagonally and vertically. btw if you have time it would be awesome if you could check out my channel, I post my music :)
Outbreak?
Can anyone tell some video where he cover that sick vocoder growl?
Watch all the how to basses
I'd love to know how to replicate Seamless's tutorials in FM8, Massive, Sylenth. Those are my main tools of use (with Ableton). But it seems that Harmor has a lot of cool features that I don't know how to do in my tools :/
Make a how to bass on all of these basses!
Most of them already have their main concepts covered in other how to basses. Pretty much anything with "vocoder" or "vocodex" in the title will get you to the growly bits, for example.
SeamlessR Yeah, i've seen those, they're cool. Mostly wondering about the short stabby bass at 0:49 and the distorted long note at 1:00
Seamless what are you automating in the song?
Seconded... Love to know...
Amuesli he's automating the "woww" "yay" dubstep sounds
Sounds like a stabby version of Joe Fords Mission bass :]
Valzugg has a really good tutorial on a bass exactly like that one
Tutorial of the Growll!!!!!!!!
That awkward moment when you've made a sound that sounds almost exactly like this months ago...
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