Why not try layering them together and perhaps adding some light distortion or something to the sound?
Incidentally, I did do a 'wobble' bass for Bristol's Prophet52 emulation in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPX5kNxRsy4 (around 0:49 or so).
All in all, I'd say just try layering them together to create a really big boomy bass sound!
Andrew.
On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 8:09 PM, Harry Van Haaren <harryhaaren@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey all,
I used to produce some dubstep songs (totally synthesized) using various proprietary solutions,
but I'm recently attracted to the bass frequencies again.
Hence I'm looking for a good synth for bass, with plenty of assignable LFO's, Portamento, and... sounding good!
I've a little experience with MX44, another little bit with AlsaMod Synth, a bit of a giggle with ZynSubAdd, a play around
with the recent Yoshimi, but I'm not convinced of any really heavy bass yet.
Chances are that I've not got the right settings for the synth, Just wondering if there's any dubstep guys out there using linux synths,
or if anybody has any PD dubstep patches?
Cheers, -Harry
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