its a wobble bass or wub wub is the technical term square or saw wave lfo filter cutoff done
serum or massive

 

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"it's just a square wave"
you must be fucking kidding me
I guess that's what you get for asking on amateur music forum

 

To be fair a square wave with some processing will get him halfway there. Most sounds are made out of the most basic waveshapes.

 

I forgot that Pitbull & Shakira samples would fit some of this music.

As for the rest of that music you have to add lots of sausage by Dada Life.

 

wrong there donut dead wrong its several thousand instances of ott .

 

I'd be willing to bet you wouldn't be able to tell the difference if half of those instances were Soundgoodizer if I just A/B that for you then made a youtube video where I didn't tell you about the switch points I set until at least 53 people subscribed to my YouTube channel by next week.

 

oh also on your shakira front i did make a dubstep track the other day useing nothing but michal jakson grunts kiloheartz plugins and you guessed it ott

 

"Shamoneh, HeeHee"
*grabs nuts*
*spins*

 

I look around. And I found a source.
Looks like many of those tracks are based of Apashe samples.
And mostly samples cutted from this track:

1:32

Now question is how Apashe make it?
Looks like he using Ableton, Izotope Alloy and make reese basses on Moog synth. That's for now what I found.

 

dude are trying to fucking troll its a square wave you add an lfo to it route said lfo to the filter cutoff at 1/4 timeing add some distortion and your done. There really easy to make you dont need a moog bass you can make thease with any synth really.

 

Who trying to troll?
I don't say that You need moog bass to do this. I say that Apashe using those stuff for production. Is he using Moog Bass to make this specific sound? I don't know. Maybe he generates wavetables using a reese bases on Moog or use it for other purpose


I found a tutorial from author of this track:

He using FL Studio Harmor.

And as You can see. This is not just a square wave.
He used some sample and cut tiny fragments and put into Harmor.
I think it can be anything. Like cutted sample from Apashe - Tank Girl track as well as Moog reese bass.
It's something between granular synthesis and wavetable.


20:52

 

yes i know you can use granuler synthasis but you were asking how that type of sound is made (hell i made dubstep the other day useing michal jackson grunts)and the overall way to make asphache sound is a square wave with distortion an lfo routed to a filtercut off.

 

I don't know if I understand You correctly.
Can I make a wavetable from sample in Zebra?
I have a sample of the sound. Can I drag and drop it into Zebra and her give me results as wavetable?
But is she can reverse the distortion effect? Generated wavetable will be different than original.

I attached this sample.

 

@Roject

Yes, you can make a basic wave table in Zebra2. No it's not as automated as drag and drop. When you select an OSC you get a waveform representation at the bottom. You can draw in more waves or stack them and tell Zebra to transition between them. You ware not going to get as many stacks as you can with a more modern synth but the interpolation algorithm is very smooth and it sound a little little harsh than some of the modern WT synths can be a bit jumpy.

You can google it too there are many examples.

I.E:

https://ask.audio/articles/creating-wavetables-in-u-hes-zebra-2

 

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