Hi to everybody
If anybody know how to make this bassline please reply

http://soundcloud.com/abasic90/hybridchemisty-bass1-32b-127

 

Yes, It looks easy...

1) Program the VCF (Pitch Envelope) so it goes up in tone AFTER the sound receives Note On data
2) Once the sequence is done with the same note all the time --this one is with 1/4 notes (i.e. black notes)--, then you must add a very subtle change in Pitch Bend; I recommend you do this in ANOTHER track and use visual editing on it in order to draw the data.

With a bit of tweaking in step 2) you can exactly the same as in the example above...

Best wishes!

 

Thanks for reply, but do you really think that i understand about what are you talking about?) When you make a video about that?
I m joking. What vst is best for that,or daw,what is your recommendation?
Thanks one more time

 

Sin and triangle. Filtered with drive. Pitch envelope on both oscilators.
And then pitch bend up along the track.

You could use any synth to do that. Try sylenth...

 

I try to make bassline like that before but i dont know what em i doing,its just playing with software. I m little somewhere close to but i still didnt find it.
That all about sin and triangle, filtered with drive, pitch, envelope,oscilators, pitch bend etc.... can you give me any advice where can i learn that,theory,.. any video tutorial maybe?
Have you got possibility or time to make video about your reply?
Your tracks are interesting..cool playing with bass and effects.

 

Youtube mate.
Sign up to Groove3 or SonicAcademy if you are serious about learning, as you sound like you need to complete some basic tutorials before making bassline patches.

 

sounds like a sin wave, every single synth ever made has one.

Then in any daw just use the pitch wheel or an envelope and draw a curve.

There nothing more to this bass than that. If you want to find the right pitches to hit just open voxengo span and look at the low frequencies. A/B your version to get it hitting the right ones and you are set.

This particular bass has a delay on it. Personally i would never do that and i don't think it's a good sound to be emulating. If you wanna learn go on youtube and find tutorials, you need to spend a few years actually doing them and making music then you will be laughing at why you ever needed help from anyone in the first place.

 

Could just be a repeating LFO ramping up ...

 

Just went off and by chance was using the wonderful Korg Monopoly AU. there's a preset at the very beginning called techbeat 1 which is an ideal starting point for this and is, indeed, an LFO driven thing. Only prob with monopoly is it doesn't have sine waves so the sound is a little different, but that's certainly one way to get this sound and probably the way it was done. HTH