Pro Tools: Creating the Wobble Bass Effect

In this tutorial learn how to re-create the classic Wobble Bass effect within Pro Tools 8. This technique was made popular in Dubstep music by producers such as Skream, Rusko and Caspa.

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Howto & Style

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• winksound
• pro tools
• dubstep
• skream
• rusko
• caspa
• genre
• bass
• wobble
• lfo
• avid
• beat
• wsProTools&Mastering

[EatMyVennem]

Thanks for uploading this, this really helped a lot! Would the process be the same in Structure Free? The default sine wave had a neat phasing sound and was wondering if it would act the same way.

[WinkSound]

@EatMyVennem Hi, glad to hear our video helped out. This would be the same for any synth with assignable LFO's. If Structure has an LFO chances are you can program a wobble.

[1bak2u4]

Hi Winksound. Appreciate what you are doing here. Your a great help for the beginners. Thumbs up! I wanna ask this, whenever I use my axiom's modulation wheel for the automation, the midi regions gets erased. The recording goes on top some how erasing everything that was done previously. What should I do so I could automize the track without getting my midi erased? Thank you in advance.

[WinkSound]

@1bak2u4 Hi and thanks for watching. There are different automation modes in Pro Tools. Try using the Touch automation mode as this won't overwrite any previous data. Hope this helps.

[leopatrickg]

how do you make the mod wheel be there instead of volume or mute or pan? Please help!!!

[TheMastaj93]

@ASundayMorningRiot SAme here and I'm not sure how to fix it. If you figure it out let me know.

[ASundayMorningRiot]

@WinkSound Awesome video it helped a lot!but unfortunately i am having the same problem and ive tried it in latch, touch and write, no matter which one it overwrites the MIDI

[americaneagle791]

You can do all of this cool shit, but you don't even bother to high pass your voice..?

[timcrow420]

I kinda want to go to nevada now

[steveoooooo09]

was this just pro tools 8?

[crazyE1029]

how do i make the mod wheel assigned to the arpegiator rate or whatever?