Bass resampling tutorial pt 2 (Macro automations)

Posted by on Mar 4, 2011 in MultiMedia, Sound design, tutorial, videos | 17 comments

While doing my usual routine, lurking on production forums and occasionally posting about production, I got asked to do a tutorial showing my bass resampling technique.

So I’ve decided to split this up in 3 parts. Next part we will be using massive to create some fat bass sounds, 3rd will be about layering them. In the 2nd part I show you how to use NI Massive’s Macro Controls, and do a walktrough of a pre resample tage project. Watch in HD for the tiny letters.

17 Comments

  1. !!!! thank you so much!!!! thanx for sharing.looking forwrd 4the last one

    • Cheers! I’ll upload the last part early this week.

  2. Cant wait!! thank you so much!

  3. amazing job love the way you do your tutorials keep it rolling man!!!!!!!!!!

    respect

  4. ya wheres the linx for the granulizer used ? what would i use in abelton?

    • I added them to the post with the granular tutorial. I’ll add them to this post too. Cheers.

  5. thanks so much and i played fall out man its sick!!!!!!

  6. WHENS PART 3 COMING IM BITING MY NAILS MAN YOU SHOULD HAVE BEEN A TV PRODUCER!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • Hehehe, building up the anticipation here ;)

      There was a frame rate rpoblem with the recording, so I had to do it all over from scratch. This weekend, for sure!

  7. yes!!!!1

  8. just got onto these through DOA…. lovin it man…. keep up the good work. cant wait for pt.3 … got a few sounds of my own i wann utilise with it… cant wait! :)

  9. exuse me your file ksd bass resemplig its possible to download?

    • Nope – There’s 10 free patches in the freebie section

  10. ok thx great tuto thx

  11. your sell your file ?

    • Nope – I’m afraid I never saved the patch, or in any case dunno what it’s names/located.

      I’ll be releasing kontakt instruments tho. Keep an eye on my website.

  12. ok nice thx

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