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** Ableton Echo can be a flanger or a chorus, video shows great examples |
** Ableton Echo can be a flanger or a chorus, video shows great examples |
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** Video also describes things you need to turn off to get to an "initialize" patch quickly. |
** Video also describes things you need to turn off to get to an "initialize" patch quickly. |
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* [https://www.attackmagazine.com/technique/synth-secrets/making-a-wavetable-bassline-in-the-style-of-anna-forever-ravers/ Source] |
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** Use ableton's wavetable to create a hard bassline tone. |
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** just stacked waves with a MS20 filter with a fast attack and a long decay, with a 'PRD" high pass filter |
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** write a repetitive techno bassline and automate filter decay and cutoff to taste. |
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Revision as of 17:46, 2 July 2020
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- Only a small number of bass notes "hit" in the sub range. They are E, F, F#, G.
- OTT is a multiband dynamics preset
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- Ableton Echo can be a flanger or a chorus, video shows great examples
- Video also describes things you need to turn off to get to an "initialize" patch quickly.
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- Use ableton's wavetable to create a hard bassline tone.
- just stacked waves with a MS20 filter with a fast attack and a long decay, with a 'PRD" high pass filter
- write a repetitive techno bassline and automate filter decay and cutoff to taste.