7 Steps to The Perfect Bass

My favourite synth for bass is my Moog Voyager - really great bottom end.

This was awesome dude. Thanks. Subbed :)

Hey! I am using serum, really like this synth🙂. Learning to master it completely! I produce mostly house & techno music. Really wanna find a way to add my personal touch to it and develop my genre. Thanks for the tutorial!❤

Serum and Vital. Psytrance.

To much good 👏👏👏 I would like if you can do a video about Trance Bass 🙂

what would you called a running bass like you can find in trance and melodic house? is it plucky too?

Hey Will, how are you bro? Love your channel! Tkss for sharing so many nice stuffs. I'm trying to download the design bible but the e-mail never gets to me. Would you help me with any other way to get it?

Opinions on sub bass, instead of using 2 serum channels like you did, is it ok to make a midi channel with operator for instance, just deep sub sine wav to fill that low end? Pros cons?

Skrillex has stated that he made most of those bass sounds in FM8, not Massive.

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thanks

I love how the Sound Design book shows a picture of a real physical book. Haha. Why do they do that? It's an e-book lol

Amazing video, thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge in such a refreshing way 🙏🏼

🌛Humans will not change🌜

lol....The only thing wrong is you thinking something is wrong with any of those bass lines

Man did you record the vocals in the first son or are they acapallas from some website?

I’ve been learning music production on my own for a year now and it’s overwhelming figuring out what to work on when there are so many videos and courses out there. I really feel your videos are so amazing and insightful. Filled with lots of information but still easy to follow along and understand. I’m considering signing up to your course!

Like the video, but the singing along is distracting me a bit.

full confession I like the first track better because it wasn't vanilla

I have something to learn from every your video. Thank you.

Examples were apples to oranges. Dude just doesn't like acid house. xD

Well, actually in first example of "wrong" bass - wrong one is better than second matched as right =)

Learning to use one synth helped me a lot over the years. NI Massive was my go to.

I like to bounce between Massive and Serum. A favorite of mine is TAL Uno. It's simple and fast to make bass and everything you could want.

Thanks for the great vid

This is a great video! Falcon is my favorite synth, I like how all of the patches are all in one bank (thousands) so I can search for whatever genre I need at the time Falcon also includes my UVI Workstation patches as well. My second favorite synth is VPS avenger. With Falcon I like the patch library but with VPS Avenger I like creating sounds from scratch.

Hmmm. I do like the first one in the examples .. maybe I like it sounding wrong lol

Thanks for the helpful video

Great contents thank you so much

Fantastic tutorial. Very useful tips.

Moral of the story; it's about the pjaooow's and bjaoow's , the thoof's and the dhoof's!
I can concur with that 😊

IMO the simplest way to correct an out of tune bass sample is just using basic music theory. A to C is a minor third up, i.e. 3 notes, which is exactly why you did by ear.
Great tips btw.

I only recently started producing music, so I am still experimenting with what I want to make. At the moment I am addicted to hardcore and hard dance music. Genres like Hardstyle, Melodic Speedcore and Frenchcore frequently feature a super distorted kick with a long tail, that also functions as the bass. Of course sometimes this effect is achieved by building the "punch" and "tail" of the kick separately and then sampling them, but it is also common to just start with a regular kick sample(usually a 909 or something similar.)

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Originality can be a bi-product of imitation. As the story goes; " Smells like teen spirit " was KC trying to write a Pixies song.

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There is no wrong or right bass, there is only a genre based bass and it is not always the same. What sounds "wrong" to you, sounds "right" to someone else. So there is no such thing as the perfect bass.

Besides using Serum, I really like using my old rfxNexus 2 for its interesting presets. It's good for retro agressive edm sounds. Initially I discovered it from some witch house artists.

As a big fan of it and its amazing sounding in any song, I have to admit that Serum is my go-to VST. With its powerful synthesis capabilities, it's practically my personal sound design laboratory. I can whip up any sound I need with ease and finesse, making it my top pick for any project.

Love You Will

Thank you

Excellent video!

Im im with sylenth1 at techno