Psy Trance Syndrome Sounds Vol. 2 - Kick Bass Loops

A collection of kick and bass loops suitable for Psytrance, Psychedelic, Progressive Psy, Minimal Psy, Tribal, Offbeat, Psytechno, Psy Tech-Trance, Goa Trance, Full-on, Forest Psy, EDM, Dance, Techno and more.

Start your track without mixing problems. Kick and Bass mix optimization is trial and error and that takes a lot of time and tools. Use optimal mixed sounds that saves you time and many special tools.

Kick and Bass are mixed in all variations phase-optimal and RMS-maximized. Clean Sound - Precise Timing - Optimal Mixed.

The royalty free pack contains a total of 1,210 Wav loops (5 kicks x 11 tempi x 22 tones) in the 120-180 BPM range. It also includes sampler presets in SFZ and DecentSampler formats.

A free demo pack with sampler presets is available to download.

Product page / Free Demo Pack / Details here.

Similar Packs: functionalsoftware.net/SyndromeSounds

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FAQ (frequently asked questions)

Q: Why Side-Chaining is not enough?
A: The mix is precisely side-chained also after an optimal phase alignment with the Bass. This allows to maximize the Bass volume level on the Kick. So the Bass can be mixed louder on the Kick. The KBBB and KBB pattern have more drive. With Side-Chaining alone the Bass attack and Bass body is reduced to much.

Q: Can the Bass on the Kick changed in tonality?
A: Yes, play the patterns on the desired note. The patterns can also played partially as long the note goes.
E.g. the "KBBB" pattern can be split in the Sample player by MIDI notes. So a "KB" followed with different "B" "B" notes is possible. Bring the melodies to PSY trance.

Q: Why are the loops mixed at different BPMs?
A: To allow to change the tempo without mixing problems. Imagine the Bass is overlapping the Kick. The staring position of the Bass on the Kick sample changes for a different BPM tempo. That leads to phase problems in mixing (e.g. bass canceling) and reduces the energy of the mix. That's why the mixed loop is optimized individually for each different tempo. And time stretching of samples never gives better results.

Q: Why are there patterns for KBBB and KBB?
A: To allow to have different grooves, both perfectly mixed without compromises. The staring position of the Bass on the Kick sample changes for different relative duration of a note, 4/4 or 3/3 (at the same tempo). See above.

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Cut the 8-bar loop to 1/8 pieces and you have patterns (KB, KBB, K_B_, KBBB) to loop.
Or use the sampler-presets, see YouTube how-to video at functionalsoftware.net