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Bidd
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 Posted - 2005/11/05 : 22:03:23
I've recently started using Reason and started to get my head sround it. I just wanna ask everyone else who uses this software on what to use exactly to get a proper bass patch cos all the bass patches ive used sound crap compared to the hardcore music I listen to
If ne 1 can help i wud be damn grateful
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Xenochrome
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Posted - 2005/11/05 : 22:06:51
ryg0r is the resident Reason expert. Try shooting him a PM.
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Comet
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Posted - 2005/11/05 : 22:47:54
This isn't really a Reason question as it relates to anything involving music production. It's all about layering. You can usually get a better bass sound if you layer two and they go well. I do one with a very bassy empty sound and then another like a saw that has a sound or character to it.
When I used Reason briefly, I was able to make a decent sounding bass with one of the on-board Reason synths. If you can't, try it with the VST V-Station.
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zippy
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Posted - 2005/11/06 : 10:42:06
quote:
Originally posted by Comet:
This isn't really a Reason question as it relates to anything involving music production. It's all about layering. You can usually get a better bass sound if you layer two and they go well. I do one with a very bassy empty sound and then another like a saw that has a sound or character to it.
When I used Reason briefly, I was able to make a decent sounding bass with one of the on-board Reason synths. If you can't, try it with the VST V-Station.
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dj mull
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Posted - 2005/11/07 : 13:49:07
Use a sine wave for a sub bass sound and layer it with a sawtooth wave. To get sum fuzz add a distortion unit.
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ryg0r
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Posted - 2005/11/07 : 14:03:03
Bidd, really depends what sort of bass patch you're after. pm me 
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