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Old 12-24-2012, 05:00 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Instrument used for Bass?

What is the instrument used for creating bass like the one in hiphop bass?

And what is the best sub-instrument for getting a big ass bass?

I am trying to make a beat so... yeah
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Old 12-24-2012, 07:32 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Probably a bass guitar.
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Old 12-24-2012, 08:05 AM   #3 (permalink)
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I'm assuming you're looking for something more in line with the more club sounding stuff. A bass guitar is the obvious answer for old school funky style but if you want something that sounds more like heavily processed subsonic club / Drum n Bass side of the fence you'll want to get a synthesizer. Any old synth is going to have preset bass tones, but it's up to you and your ears to figure out which bass tone you like the most.
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A tuba is the instrument you're looking for.
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Old 12-24-2012, 11:07 AM   #5 (permalink)
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are you making this with only your computer?
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Old 12-24-2012, 11:46 AM   #6 (permalink)
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I'm assuming you're looking for something more in line with the more club sounding stuff. A bass guitar is the obvious answer for old school funky style but if you want something that sounds more like heavily processed subsonic club / Drum n Bass side of the fence you'll want to get a synthesizer. Any old synth is going to have preset bass tones, but it's up to you and your ears to figure out which bass tone you like the most.
Thanks dude. synthesizer is definitely what I needed :]

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are you making this with only your computer?
Yeah using mixcraft
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What is the instrument used for creating bass like the one in hiphop bass?

And what is the best sub-instrument for getting a big ass bass?

I am trying to make a beat so... yeah
So my boyfriend says you should stick to a software synth that has a sine wave oscillator. Google if you need to do some reading to know the difference. Basically, the sine waves can really have a fantastic sound in the low-end and sub-octave frequencies, especially if you can really juice the amp you're using. Run through a PA with a nice speaker, crank and mic if you need to.

What ever the hell all of that means.
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So my boyfriend says you should stick to a software synth that has a sine wave oscillator. Google if you need to do some reading to know the difference. Basically, the sine waves can really have a fantastic sound in the low-end and sub-octave frequencies, especially if you can really juice the amp you're using. Run through a PA with a nice speaker, crank and mic if you need to.

What ever the hell all of that means.
you're right about the synth... but throwing a mic in there would be right hilarious. are you dating skrillex by any chance?
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