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A step-by-step guide to a rolling low-end
Computer Music Specials, Thu 15 Jul 2010, 12:35 pm BST
VIDEO: How to make a classic trance gate in Cubase
How to make a dubstep bass sound
How to make a Reese bass sound
Step 1: A lot of rolling-style trance basslines comprise a low bass with a mid-range bass layer over the top, and this is what we’re after. We’ll need a low part to start with, so select a nice deep bass tone. We’re using BS Basic Bass from Sylenth1 (which you’ve just voted the best VST synth in the world today). Here's the sound:
VIDEO: How to make a classic trance gate in Cubase
How to make a dubstep bass sound
How to make a Reese bass sound







