(13 of 13) TSTs Dubstep bass tutorial workshop

Video 13: Technique in practice - example two

This Dubstep bass workshop utilises Native instruments 'Massive' synthesiser and Ableton Live 8 to teach you many useful techniques to create strong and contrasting bass tones.

Video 1: Intro & promotion video (2:30)
Video 2: Getting started (2:26)
Video 3: Setting the tone with Oscillators, Amp ADSR & the Modulation oscillator (8:15)
Video 4: Voicing and pitch options (5:55)
Video 5: Signal Routing, Filters, Effects and Noise (8:13)
Video 6: Envelope and LFO modulation (7:04)
Video 7: The Performer (2:55)
Video 8: Modulating the modulator (2:53)
Video 9: Automation (3:39)
Video 10: More modulation uses for animated tone (1:45)
Video 11: Creating the sub bass to go with the mid hi bass (6:11)
Video 12: Technique in practice - example one (5:01)
Video 13: Technique in practice - example two (5:20)

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Category:

Education

Tags:

• Dubstep
• bass
• sub
• native
• instruments
• massive
• ableton
• live
• production
• technique
• compression
• eq

[thesoundtutor]

Hi Kenc, glad to hear you like them and I appreciate the donation. New video is in development right now!

[thesoundtutor]

Well done all who've made it to the end of the videos! If you have other production techniques you want to know more about, please comment on my main page and I will add them to my list for the next video(s)

Thanks to all who've donated too!

[PrimordialMindtrip]

man i just watched these tuts straight through from start to finish going along with massive at each stage. This has really really helped Thank you thank you thank you!!!

The best video tutorial i've come across to date. And i've watched lots so keep it up!

[Twentysixbillion]

Hey thanks a lot man

[DjShudda]

Great, informative series by the way :) I learned so much from just this hour I've been watching!

[DjShudda]

I have discovered one method of modulation I haven't seen online:

Rather than set all of my variables to modulate using an LFO or performer when I'm still exploring different sounds I instead set them to be modulated by an envelope you otherwise aren't using. Then drop the attack, decay and release to 0. I then map the sustain level of that envelope to the mod wheel on my midi keyboard so I can control the variables myself while I play. You can try it out and I hope you find it useful ^_^

[MrVVheatley]

Why is nearly all you basses clipping? I know you grouped them up, but they are still getting distorted..

But many thanks for the tutorials!!

[MarlonTeVrede]

Seen all the vids.. thanks for sharing knowledge!

[vizkidx420]

While these videos are extremely informative, and i'm sure helpful for many people. My brain just couldn't understand most of what was going on here. I am new to massive, and new to music creation. I tried to follow along, but for some reason most of my stuff didn't sound anything close to what yours did. I fail.

[Deathorizer]

wow this video series is actually REALLY helping me so much! finally i understand how i can make certain basses and wobbles without searching a tutorial that makes nearly the one im looking for (which i never find.. too many sh!t out there)

you explain it very well and you really how to create the sounds you want - instead just following what the guy is doing on the video..

thumbs up plz keep that going

[CreepSt4r]

Really amazing series of tutorials man. So much more helpful than these other "Make Ph4t Skrillex Wobble" videos. Good job and thx

[leakeg]

Excellent tutorial mate, keep up the good work!