By grimaybeats555
Sat Feb 18, 2006 10:47 pm
the best way to do is find a bass sound thats pretty close to what you want...
There aren't any filters so you can just take any old thing with bass and get a bass tone out of it.
But, you can probably do everything you want to do using a filter with a good eq.
There aren't any filters so you can just take any old thing with bass and get a bass tone out of it.
But, you can probably do everything you want to do using a filter with a good eq.
By incurablebeatlust
Sat Feb 18, 2006 10:52 pm
i meant to say..theres alot of ways to get basslines w/ the 60..
sample a few short bass notes, play w/ note slider for tuning..use the note cuttoffs in the sounds params screen to create a mono/muted live bass...check jazz records..get a quality sample and slow it down to get gritty..try to run some eq on the bass sample alone..use the outs of the 60 to a mixer even if just two three outs..1drums,2bass,3sample/melody..EQ when you rec in.. or, take one sustained bass note, set to mono and set 16 levels to tune..and play it there. use eq as creatively as you would a filter...
sample a few short bass notes, play w/ note slider for tuning..use the note cuttoffs in the sounds params screen to create a mono/muted live bass...check jazz records..get a quality sample and slow it down to get gritty..try to run some eq on the bass sample alone..use the outs of the 60 to a mixer even if just two three outs..1drums,2bass,3sample/melody..EQ when you rec in.. or, take one sustained bass note, set to mono and set 16 levels to tune..and play it there. use eq as creatively as you would a filter...