hi everyone im new here on KVR and new on trance ,I just wanna ask and know some of you trance mastered how to work on a VST or a synth designing a Eurotic Epic Basses .
about the VSt you can say what VST is better on it . im really a fan of trance but the thing is I cant make bass sounds on it really good .
I will wait for your thanksful reply!
sorry for my terrible english.
How to make a Basic trance bass
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- KVRAF
- 9600 posts since 17 Sep, 2002 from Gothenburg Sweden
Some audio clips of Eurotic Epic Basses would'nt hurt for us old geezers who have no idea what that means.
Anyways Xhip and PolyIblit are my favourite bassmachines for the moment.
Both are free and if you want to go commercial you could do worse than Albino
I find it really good for deep basses.It is a bit underwhelming at first but it is a really good "workhorse" synth that is capable of really good bass sounds.
Anyways Xhip and PolyIblit are my favourite bassmachines for the moment.
Both are free and if you want to go commercial you could do worse than Albino
I find it really good for deep basses.It is a bit underwhelming at first but it is a really good "workhorse" synth that is capable of really good bass sounds.
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- KVRAF
- 2910 posts since 26 Jul, 2005 from dun unda
Saw, Saw Sync with a bit of pulse width change. Unison.
Also make the filter decay low, while leaving the sustain high, just to get that high-to-deep sound.
Simple, you'll get it.
Also make the filter decay low, while leaving the sustain high, just to get that high-to-deep sound.
Simple, you'll get it.
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- KVRAF
- 2356 posts since 30 Sep, 2003 from Sunny Staffordshire
There are many types of trance bass sound.
Some people like to use a single saw tooth with a lowpass filter env. Others might use two saw waves doubled at the octave. You can use a square wave and experiment with the pulse width. Whats important is getting the filter settings right. Often, with this kind of sound it can be good to get up a pattern first, then have velo controlling the filter. Add a little delay, and you can have a nice bass pattern.
A lot of producers like to use the supersaw down low too. Push does this alot.
But I agree, we really need to hear samples.
TB
Some people like to use a single saw tooth with a lowpass filter env. Others might use two saw waves doubled at the octave. You can use a square wave and experiment with the pulse width. Whats important is getting the filter settings right. Often, with this kind of sound it can be good to get up a pattern first, then have velo controlling the filter. Add a little delay, and you can have a nice bass pattern.
A lot of producers like to use the supersaw down low too. Push does this alot.
But I agree, we really need to hear samples.
TB
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- KVRer
- 5 posts since 6 Apr, 2007
you can almost take every vst for a trance bass..question is..what is a trance bass these days...es2 is good if u are into logic... synthation.net got a trancesoundset for ES2 ...and some other...but u also can use ES1 or Minimoog...
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- KVRist
- 105 posts since 25 Mar, 2007
synth 1 aint bad for trancy stuff. set both osc's to saw and detune the crap out of the second. set your filter env attack super fast, the sustain and release closed and experiment with the decay time.
oh yeah. use the lpf.
er, thats the trance bass ive used...
hope this makes sense
oh yeah. use the lpf.
er, thats the trance bass ive used...
hope this makes sense