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MK-4 bass drum. RESAMPLING BASS. SO apparently, to get those wikkid bass sounds you gotta resample a lot. I been reading a ton on the grid, and while everyone seems to agree that resampling is the way to go, no one really says what the best way to go about it is. Ovbiously, you start up (INSERT VST NAME HERE) and make a nice square bass sound. Then you turn it into a wav (RESAMPLING). My question is.... what happens then? What effects and in what order have you guys found the most successful. Furthermore, if you have a fast computer why is resampling even necessary. I took the following tutorial from this thread on the grid: Ok admittedly this tutorial won't make you able to make basses like Calyx, Optical or Noisia, but it'll show you nicely how they are done approximately.
They are taken from track to track, modulated and given harmonics every time (whatever that's supposed to mean) . This way, I want to show you how (and how randomly) sounds are created. Or just drag & drop the following links into winamp. 1.) 2.) Vous quittez Facebook. Midi Map ANYTHING (Mouse Movement / Clicks, Scripts, Key Combo's, etc...) : WeAreTheMusicMakers. Tutorial 'master list' (you're all a bunch of amateurs!) : WeAreTheMusicMakers.