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- May 3, 2009
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It is like this, I know how to make a decent subbass for Drum & Bass, but when using this techniques in Dubstep it goes all wrong. I mean, I've got some good subbasses on my Dubstep tracks, but always struggle to get them right.
It's all because off the LFO I think, when I throw on the LFO I don't get the wobble as the low-mid/mid/high parts of the bass. On an E note it would sound good, but when playing an F note on the same patch it sounds bad. Some notes the wobble gets to intense and the bass gets to loud, other notes are barely heard. How would you fix that?
It's all because off the LFO I think, when I throw on the LFO I don't get the wobble as the low-mid/mid/high parts of the bass. On an E note it would sound good, but when playing an F note on the same patch it sounds bad. Some notes the wobble gets to intense and the bass gets to loud, other notes are barely heard. How would you fix that?