You get the wobble naturally by having the oscillators detuned form each other, use the fine tune and mess around until u find a walue that resembles the different “rate wobble” when u play different notes.
Yeah exactly. Don't need an LFO modulating the Amp. But per note amp mod would give you a bit more control as would going the LFO route I guess. Might be a bit more predictable as well if you need that. But yeah this bass is fairly straight forward. Basses like this just fall out of my Sub37 and Grandmother naturally with ease. And you can probably make a bass like this with just about anything I suppose. Still a good tutorial though. Good overview. Cheers.
...also I just noticed he uses one oscillator but unison. Not sure how Serum handles that sort of thing with regards to that natural detune you would get with two oscillators beating against each other so going this route might actually need an lfo mod amp.
Amazing tutorials Sam, i would love to see your take on FM sine waves with songs like "Hydrate" "Inhale Exhale" or "Badass", many greetings and blesses
any chance i can get the midi notes? like literally just the names in the order the are played. the hardest part for me is just finding the actual notes being played. i'm working on a bass cover of this song. anything would be appreciated, thanks!
I grew up with Sonny. Can confirm his adoptive scientologist parents paid his way into everything and the kid doesnt have an ounce of talent. Took him 6 month to learn to Ollie 😂
@samusbros66 I mean at the least ghost production through the years, but if you're familiar with scientology and Hollywood, it's not a stretch to seewhere the initial co signs came from
@@jeremyformerlyknownastoken8218 if you look to the right of the lfo box in serum, there is a velocity and note box. select note, and drag it onto the rate of the oscillator just like you would drag an lfo onto a knob. In my head unlinking the rate from the project bpm should yield a better result but I haven't tried yet. adjust the curve in the note box for different results
@@jeremyformerlyknownastoken8218 u can assign the note parameter next to velocity on serum to modulate pretty much anything. However whats causing the lfo rate to change is the detune caused by having a different fine tune on an oscillator. Hope this helps🫶
You don't automate anything to get the wobble. Have 2 oscillators, both with a unison of one, both with a saw wave, and fine tune the second saw wave up with like 15 ~ 45 on the fine tune. These different speeds create the varying wobble
You get the wobble naturally by having the oscillators detuned form each other, use the fine tune and mess around until u find a walue that resembles the different “rate wobble” when u play different notes.
Yeah exactly. Don't need an LFO modulating the Amp. But per note amp mod would give you a bit more control as would going the LFO route I guess. Might be a bit more predictable as well if you need that. But yeah this bass is fairly straight forward. Basses like this just fall out of my Sub37 and Grandmother naturally with ease. And you can probably make a bass like this with just about anything I suppose. Still a good tutorial though. Good overview. Cheers.
...also I just noticed he uses one oscillator but unison. Not sure how Serum handles that sort of thing with regards to that natural detune you would get with two oscillators beating against each other so going this route might actually need an lfo mod amp.
You beat me to it 👏🏽
Learned some new things about serum in this. thanks!
Amazing tutorials Sam, i would love to see your take on FM sine waves with songs like "Hydrate" "Inhale Exhale" or "Badass", many greetings and blesses
I have no idea what are you doing but still fascinating
any chance i can get the midi notes? like literally just the names in the order the are played. the hardest part for me is just finding the actual notes being played. i'm working on a bass cover of this song. anything would be appreciated, thanks!
nevermind i think i figured it out, it was helpful to have the bass isolated in your video, thanks!
The 30th anniversary of the Downward Spiral is coming up in 2 months, can you do a couple synths from that in Serum, mainly Closer?
isn't the wobble rate coming from resampling the bass and then playing it on different notes wobbles it with different rate?
Can you do the simula bonesaw bass
+1
It’s will be interesting 😅
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I'm begginer producer , using logic pro. does anyone know simmilar plugins / tools in logic? thank you
Get vital, its free and very similar to serum
Would really love to see a bass tutorial from a Rossi. track - Best basslines in the game
I grew up with Sonny. Can confirm his adoptive scientologist parents paid his way into everything and the kid doesnt have an ounce of talent. Took him 6 month to learn to Ollie 😂
If anything say this about Fred, he is literally an aristocrat
Do you mean he has Ghost producers behind his music? I mean if he got the resources, doesn't shit on anybody to get where he is, what's the problem?
@samusbros66 I mean at the least ghost production through the years, but if you're familiar with scientology and Hollywood, it's not a stretch to seewhere the initial co signs came from
@@Rachturne stop being stupid
@@Rachturne that's crazy man, very interesting, greetings
very likely the lfo rate is being automated by the note
How do u do that?
@@jeremyformerlyknownastoken8218 if you look to the right of the lfo box in serum, there is a velocity and note box. select note, and drag it onto the rate of the oscillator just like you would drag an lfo onto a knob. In my head unlinking the rate from the project bpm should yield a better result but I haven't tried yet. adjust the curve in the note box for different results
@@jeremyformerlyknownastoken8218 u can assign the note parameter next to velocity on serum to modulate pretty much anything. However whats causing the lfo rate to change is the detune caused by having a different fine tune on an oscillator. Hope this helps🫶
@@jeremyformerlyknownastoken8218on on the right above voiceinf you can drag the "note" onto the lfo speed
You don't automate anything to get the wobble. Have 2 oscillators, both with a unison of one, both with a saw wave, and fine tune the second saw wave up with like 15 ~ 45 on the fine tune. These different speeds create the varying wobble
Can you do the bass of “Fine Dat Anthem” of Skrillex?👀
You're a gem for explaining so well!
Can you do the Lead to “Tremor” from Martin Garrix and Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike!!
Killed this one 🔥