help preset bassline

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I'm italian deejay and producer.

how to make this sound ?

http://www.webalice.it/pallafrancesco/basso.wav

with v-station, albino3 etc.. ?

thanks

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use a synth and play with the parameters until it sounds simlar then u know u in right direction

thkx,
kvr guy

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shame about your clever nick because you'll be banned before long

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Seems no different than the nonsense that laputa_sync incessantly posts. :shrug:

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to be fair - you're not wrong :hihi:

I think "affability" is the word here..
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YAY :scared:
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ok frankiejay take a saw wave and apply a lowpass filter to it; crank the res about halfway up, so that it sounds squelchy but doesn't go overboard , then play with the filter envelope (preferably fast) and the cutoff value (never more than alfway up), it should get you in the ballpark.

A number of substractive synths should do the trick.

:clown:
Last edited by Bonteburg on Tue May 08, 2007 10:32 am, edited 1 time in total.

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Anyways, sounds like a log drum and some sync'd pulse waves.
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Bonteburg wrote:ok frankiejay take a saw wave and apply a lowpass filter to it; crank the res about halfway up, so that it sounds squelchy but doesn't go overboard , then play with the filter envelope (preferably fast) and the cutoff value (never more than alfway up), it should get you in the ballpark.
I think that you just basically said the same thing that Some guy who posts on KVR said. :lol:

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objection!

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order! /bangs desk with mallet
Music with dinner is an insult both to the cook and the violinist.

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very thanks.

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Bonteburg wrote:ok frankiejay take a saw wave and apply a lowpass filter to it; crank the res about halfway up, so that it sounds squelchy but doesn't go overboard , then play with the filter envelope (preferably fast) and the cutoff value (never more than alfway up), it should get you in the ballpark.

A number of substractive synths should do the trick.

:clown:
I try with v-station
http://www.webalice.it/pallafrancesco/vstation.jpg
help me with some preset..

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OK I still think the first reply to this thread was by some trolling little scumbag but please, ...DO take the trouble to learn your synths just a little bit to get good results ;)

Here are some rough guidelines that should get you in the ballpark.

http://img516.imageshack.us/my.php?imag ... ntejh1.jpg

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very very thanks !!

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