Dubstep bass?

sorry if i missed this one. which instrument or software makes the Dubstep wobbly bass?

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Anything with an lfo that can control filter cutoff will create the wobble.

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Anything with an lfo that can control filter cutoff will create the wobble.

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whilst playing your bass guitar simply pick up the amp and wobble it about.

YES, WE NEED MORE WOBBLE WOBBLE BASS!!! AS MUCH AS WE NEED THE AMEN BREAK!!!

I think an answer the poster is probably looking for is NI Massive, but ultimately you can use lots of stuff to accomplish this effect. You don't need LFO's but they are helpful. You can do each wobb in the wobble by trigger different envelopes per note as well.

u need to mod the rate of the LFO with another LFO

  azatoth said:

YES, WE NEED MORE WOBBLE WOBBLE BASS!!! AS MUCH AS WE NEED THE AMEN BREAK!!!

lol

  SPD² said:

sorry if i missed this one. which instrument or software makes the Dubstep wobbly bass?

Pretty much any vst.

  awkward said:

whilst playing your bass guitar simply pick up the amp and wobble it about.

loool

if you spend some time with absynth 3 you can get some decent results.

havent tried ni massive *fires up soulseek

Roland Alpha Juno has a really slow LFO and teh mega bass

Oberheim Matrix 6/1000 will let you mod LFO 1 rate with LFO 2 (or ramp gen, or envelope, or a CC)

fruity loops

fuck LFO, aoutomate yer cuttoff!

NI Kontakt

sample cd's?

  SPD² said:

sorry if i missed this one. which instrument or software makes the Dubstep wobbly bass?

the same that is used to create the ones for DnB tracks!

why would you need to modulate an LFO with another LFO? i mean... the "wobble" is just LFO->CUTOFF

  kokoon said:

why would you need to modulate an LFO with another LFO? i mean... the "wobble" is just LFO->CUTOFF

and some resonance too :arrr:

  kokoon said:

why would you need to modulate an LFO with another LFO? i mean... the "wobble" is just LFO->CUTOFF

no

also,

i'd suggest you to use 2 oscillators,1 for the pure bass and the other one for the wobble

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also a sync'able LFO helps alot too (1/16th, 1/8th, 1/32 (if yur feelin it)) if you aren't going to just automate the cutoff.

but yeh... like the last poster said... a 2nd osc, ie. Sine will add some solid low end. maybe drop it 12 semitones or to taste.

lazy but a good start

http://www.delamancha.co.uk/subfreak.htm

i usually route it through a filter with a syncable lfo in parallel with an eq'd clean version and maybe do other shit to fatten it up

i have an old, free version of the beefier subhuman that now costs:

http://www.delamancha.co.uk/subhuman.htm

well, it's an old free version so i guess it's okay to up it. rename to rar.

subhuman.mp3Fetching info...

why not get a dry sample and pitch it and add effects?

  kokoon said:

why would you need to modulate an LFO with another LFO? i mean... the "wobble" is just LFO->CUTOFF

If you want yr wobble to speed up and slow down?