Hot to make this trendy house gangster bass line and lead
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- KVRist
- 83 posts since 2 Sep, 2010
Lately I've been interested in soundz like this one. It sounds simple but haven't come close it. Very trendy sounds lately in the hip housey side.
Bassline and lead are cool anyone might guide me the right way
perhaps a preset to see the parameters and learn from there.
Sylenth1, Minimoog, Albino, FM8, Massive are almost the only softsynths I have
Thanks and here is the track. I know you guys are PROS!
Bassline and lead are cool anyone might guide me the right way
perhaps a preset to see the parameters and learn from there.
Sylenth1, Minimoog, Albino, FM8, Massive are almost the only softsynths I have
Thanks and here is the track. I know you guys are PROS!
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- KVRAF
- 1595 posts since 17 Nov, 2007 from Seattle, WA
More like we didn't feel like trying it.
But nope, theyre easier patches. Knocked this together in a couple minutes.
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/80911558/file.html
The lead is a sine wave. It has portamento. Theirs sounds shakey so maybe they detuned two sines or chorused it(lol...) or some other relatively random and unnecessary modulation. End of story.
The bass I'd guess is two saws, one detuned slightly, but possibly running in sync'd phase. Fiddling with their relative phase helps.
Lowpass filter at around 120 hz. Resonance bumped up to like 3db. Envelope on the filter raises cutoff by like 30%, with a quick delay elbow shaped so that hangs a bit better, and no sustain. A stab configuration.
The amp envelope is similar, with a lot of release on it, elbow shaped curve.
Layer it with a Sine or two for great justice.
I'll bet the guys made it on FM8, but couldn't figure the thing out, and so just used it like a subtractive synthesizer instead. But you can get close in any synth. I used Z3ta+2.
But nope, theyre easier patches. Knocked this together in a couple minutes.
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/80911558/file.html
The lead is a sine wave. It has portamento. Theirs sounds shakey so maybe they detuned two sines or chorused it(lol...) or some other relatively random and unnecessary modulation. End of story.
The bass I'd guess is two saws, one detuned slightly, but possibly running in sync'd phase. Fiddling with their relative phase helps.
Lowpass filter at around 120 hz. Resonance bumped up to like 3db. Envelope on the filter raises cutoff by like 30%, with a quick delay elbow shaped so that hangs a bit better, and no sustain. A stab configuration.
The amp envelope is similar, with a lot of release on it, elbow shaped curve.
Layer it with a Sine or two for great justice.
I'll bet the guys made it on FM8, but couldn't figure the thing out, and so just used it like a subtractive synthesizer instead. But you can get close in any synth. I used Z3ta+2.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 83 posts since 2 Sep, 2010
Thanks MOK! you keep this place alive with a few other.
well yes I see you almost nailed it man. well I know they used jp8000 synth for the bass but didnt know what parameters.
mind sending me the z3t4+ fxp? I will mess with it from there
thanks
well yes I see you almost nailed it man. well I know they used jp8000 synth for the bass but didnt know what parameters.
mind sending me the z3t4+ fxp? I will mess with it from there
thanks
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- KVRAF
- 1595 posts since 17 Nov, 2007 from Seattle, WA
Hey, thanks.
I dont think it'd work; it's z3ta+2, not z3ta.
But I'd encourage you to try hammering the patch together personally. If there's a part of my description that isn't clear, I'd be glad to go through what I mean.
I dont think it'd work; it's z3ta+2, not z3ta.
But I'd encourage you to try hammering the patch together personally. If there's a part of my description that isn't clear, I'd be glad to go through what I mean.
