3 Types Of Reese Bass Including the OG

"Reese" :P but great video!

This is becoming my favorite channel on YT. Thanks for another great video!

As someone with both the 5000, and 101- plz plz plz go in on the cz … its a beautiful synth

Brilliant! Great to see your take on the classic reese, really cool to see u approximate the OG sound in vital.

That 187 bit is chef's kiss

i come from a land down under :D love your vids and your music recommendations!

Casio vid plssssss

epic history lesson and breakdown man! TIL

very cool thanks for the vital patches mate.
and for that you get a sub from me.

Do you have 1 on 1 mentoring class?

Hi, great tut,! good memories of the good old days. Do you know where I can find a secure version of CamelCrusher ?

💪🏼 usual top notch vid 😎

the original method of synthesis does sound significantly different i think. also a video on casio cz would be interesting

Every 2 vco/dco synth can create a phase drift, (Chorus/Flanger).

Would 100% love a video on the Casio + a remake on the original (or the digital equivalents)

Glad you're feeling better dude :)

this is such an amazing channel - thank you

Would love a video on the CZ! Especially with some technical details on phase distortion

savage

Oh my god! Old school variant is sooo good! Would be perfect for contract in soft ambient.

667 👍

Hi Bthelick, I can’t remember the name of one of your videos. You did a video about how to create a hopeful feeling progression. I think it was a 1637 profession. Do you know what video I am talking about?

That third example actually sounded so much better than the other ones to me. Really good stuff!

Vital has some warp modes that amount to phase distortion, doesn't it?

I’m using Korg Gadget, Reese bass turned out perfect, can u show us how to build a Lately Bass. I can’t find 1 on here

What's the 2nd track?

Legend :)

hey any good sample pack you can point me to or if you have one that would be cool as well? on a side note love this vid, thank you for all the hard work you put in always appreciate your teaching. ;^)

great vid

i was waiting for a year for a video like this. thank you so much!!❤

Kevin used a CZ-1000. In order to get anywhere close to the OG, I fancy the Plugin Boutique CZ. I had a CZ3000 and can say, it's a proper substitude.

Classic Extreme G bass sounds

Cool video dude 👊

Worth sayin that analog synths have free-running oscillators; so the waveform does not retrigger when you play a note; and every hit will sound different .. like using an LFO free-running instead of bpm sync'd will result in the LFO being in a different place every time you play it through.. digital synths; and your soft-synth sound here; have the waveforms retriggered with note-on, so the 'beating' is the same every time you trigger a note... Most soft synths have this as an option on the oscillators; osc retrig on/off. Sampling a bass sound ofc means it will be the same every time you trigger it too, and has a different sound when played up/down the keyboard; as the sample is being sped up or slowed down; so the beating is timed relative to the pitch; and the length of the sample is half/double on octaves etc.

I will take it upon myself to speak for everyone when I say, I want to see ANY knowledge drop you have about pretty much everything. lol. From old school synth keyboards, to history, to neat tidbits, to merits and flaws, etc. So yes, please and thank you, for this and all the things.

You have 2 Osc and you detune them..than what?

Second video in. Stumbled across it via reddit, got recommended, sub deserved

casio cz is a very interesting one. You hear this on many old school house tracks (dj duke's unreleased grooves vol.4 p.ex.) also other sounds are very relevant today

Danke!

"...A Juno synth...because if you start with a saw wave and add two more and detune them...." What? This example is not even possible on a Juno.

Juno’s haven’t got any oscillator detuning options

So how did you emulate phase distortion in vital?

I've always done this sort of bass on a pro-1, with a big handful of PWM on one oscillator; this way you don't have any of the out-of-tune part of the effect & you can control the wobble better.
matter of taste, but I have always heard this as a PWM effect myself, & that's maybe more consistent with its origin as a phase-mod.

Fantastic tutorial, love that you stay conceptual with how they're made, giving me some ideas for sounds I want to try later!

Would love a video on the CZs! Your channel is the best on YT btw!

Awesome video

your channel seems like a secret weapon or some life hack... awesome!

ah a man of culture, I too like to make my reese basses beat off