By twist
Sat Jan 21, 2006 12:30 am
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Here's the technique. After posting it I thought most folks wouldn't find it usefull. but if you're into dnb, neurofunk, or anything remotely techy.. this is a great way to get those squirmy/vocal basslines:
1. find a harmonically rich sample, reese sounds, synth basses/leads work well. Detuned saw waves especially.
2. Assign a lowpass & highpass filter to the pad the sample is on.
3. turn the resonance about a quarter of the way up on both filters.
4. assign the filter-frequency to the q-sliders. sweep them through the midrange frequencies in opposing directions. ( also adding a subtle phaser can help create more of a squirmy effect. )
5. go fetch a clean pair of boxers.
for the record, I couldn't give a flying flip about my post count on a messageboard
Here's the technique. After posting it I thought most folks wouldn't find it usefull. but if you're into dnb, neurofunk, or anything remotely techy.. this is a great way to get those squirmy/vocal basslines:
1. find a harmonically rich sample, reese sounds, synth basses/leads work well. Detuned saw waves especially.
2. Assign a lowpass & highpass filter to the pad the sample is on.
3. turn the resonance about a quarter of the way up on both filters.
4. assign the filter-frequency to the q-sliders. sweep them through the midrange frequencies in opposing directions. ( also adding a subtle phaser can help create more of a squirmy effect. )
5. go fetch a clean pair of boxers.
for the record, I couldn't give a flying flip about my post count on a messageboard
Last edited by twist on Sat Jan 21, 2006 3:08 am, edited 1 time in total.
