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Dubspot instructor, Mike Hatsis demonstrates how to use Ableton Live 8's Corpus effect to add a deep sub bass layer to your bass sound. This video also shows how to use the MIDI sidechain section of the effect. You will need speakers with a good bass response to hear the effect. check out dubspot.com for more tutorials and articles.

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  • I love these tutorials. I think I've watched just about every one that DubSpot offers. I'm considering attending DubSpot after I get my Computer Science degree. Kudos! Keep up the great work.

  • @bridsmath thanks! Be sure to check out our new online course offerings.

  • Can this be applied to a kick drum?

  • @rbsn1155 yes, it can be applied to whatever source you want.

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  • this is just one of many possible ways you could add a sub bass - adding a pure sine synth on top of the bass seems more obvious and simple to me - also adding a return track is not necessary when you already have a dry/wet knob

  • Anyone else think it sounded badass with just the Corpus sound?

  • I did this but noticed corpus was set by default to play more out of the left channel than the right with the "ListeningL" and "ListeningR" controls. Just put a utility set to 0% afterwards or adjust the Listening controls to be identical, although they have a more complicated effect than determining output channel. Just a heads up. Awesome tutorial. Peace!

  • Zomby?!

  • JC! By the time I figure out how to make dubstep it'll be dead like rock and some other new genre will take it's place! lol

  • @Sitkaz7 You can run any effect you would like, other than a midi effect, after Corpus or any of the other audio effects.

  • If Corpus is receiving note information from the midi track, why raise the pitch of the sub bass up a step? It sounded "right" in the video. Just wondering if there was a specific reason for it.

    Thanks for putting these videos up! They've been a HUGE help.

  • Can you run an EQ after Corpus?

  • when u create dubstep, is there normally a bassline without lfo and then a wobble bass over it? and then u use corpus on the regular bassline to beef up the bass? or do u use corpus on the wobble bass?

  • @BassBurgalar mono midi? midi carries panning information, but its not a stereo signal...if you mean the audio output, just drop a Mono Utility onto the channel

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