How to Make a Fat Sub Bass in Logic Pro | Tutorial

In this tutorial, Point Blank LA's lecturer, Davis, shows how you can create a weighty sub-bass patch quickly in Logic Pro.
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[@isellcrack3537]

erm correct me if I`m wrong but to avoid clicks you should use zero crossings for start/end of samples/waves

[@CK-yz9zo]

This is a brilliant video. Straight to the point, informative, good ideas, and the sub sounds great.

[@PointBlankMusicSchool]

Thank you!

[@JaydenLawson]

As a total beginner, I'm surprised at how complex this is. But I see others found it easy, so I guess it's all relative. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@LeoLog]

Don't worry mate. Every musician, successful producer or amateur had to deal with complex stuff in the beginning. You only will succeed when the complex things won't stop you. Good luck!

[@chasehadley5230]

This guy has brilliant presentation etiquette. Well done mate.

[@PointBlankMusicSchool]

One of our faves!

[@luciengrandjean1936]

To avoid click, start & end point have to be set at zero. Easy

[@beanMosheen]

Yep. Clicks are an instant voltage jump. Negative or positive cause it.

[@johanolesen-hackert939]

it still clicks

[@Donfugazi]

Awesome!! Thank you.. I didn't have time to breathe cause it was so much good information in very high speed!! But I manage to take a few breaths when you listened to the loop.. lol

[@PointBlankMusicSchool]

Thanks for watching. You could watch it at half-speed? ;)

[@_brovak]

When I drag the audio into the quick sampler optimized it doesn't make a copy

[@peekpen]

who checked their Mac power supply?

[@wastepreserve]

I felt the panic

[@sanyatesGRIA]

Nah fr 😂😂😂

[@B.I.H.G]

Sooo you can just use ES2 and set the first oscillator to dine and then add the effects but this could sound different maybe idk

[@413fame]

bro that overdrive tip is fire

[@PointBlankMusicSchool]

Glad you like it.

[@elodiemorrell7821]

or just increase the attack. becasue the attack time is so short it’s clicking

[@eksaproductions1458]

Oh man, u killed it.

[@islandtour-caribbeansounde5467]

Thank you soo much. Great tutorial.

[@robertbagares2331]

so technically you dont need to buy those expensive plugins, you can hack your way by using all existing plugins hahaha but man this takes alot of time 😆

[@PointBlankMusicSchool]

It's always good to understand the core principals of how things work. That way you can get wayyyy more out of those 'expensive' plugins.

[@partlysimpson5154]

Logic looks very nice, but it takes lot longer to do things compared to ableton.

[@jue0316]

Nice and Easy! Dope tutorial. Thanks for sharing!

[@PointBlankMusicSchool]

Thanks for watching. We've got a load more coming your way.

[@markmurp]

I can't transpose? It's all greyed out, anyone have this problem?

[@inshambles2]

how am i supposed to hear the sound to level in the overdrive stage what button are you pressing because i am more than lost

[@sudeepprabhu6380]

Great Tutorial 🎶 Thank You

[@PointBlankMusicSchool]

Thanks for watching.

[@ProFudgey]

Ive copied this video several time for the past couple months step by step but no matter what I do, it does not work, I don’t understand why

[@vanillabean2348]

For some reason the second audio track isn't picking up the audio signal. I'm sure it's on the same bus, but I can't figure out what's gone wrong.

[@mistasnapp]

same problem here. what did i miss?

[@edglue6138]

Great vid. Thanks

[@leesparey3595]

What is the difference between this sine wave and the default one that opens in the sampler please?

[@SoundSignals]

good question

[@jampigs]

Just a different way of doing things…

[@dirtycleansound]

awesome!

[@Dolomic]

Dope!

[@Dolomic]

Dope Vid! 💪🏽

[@Peanutbutter668]

Is there a way I can pitch bend it lower than the 20%’s on the musical typing?

[@trevorgray9281]

Unfortunately Logic pro crashes every time i do this. You must have a bootleg version or somthing

[@5tone677]

very stupid idea