Quick Tip: How to Create a Reese Bassline in Massive
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Quick Tip: How to Create a Reese Bassline in Massive

on Aug 2nd 2012 with 2 comments
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In today’s quick tip, I am going to show you how to create simple, but very effective reese basslines in Native Instruments Massive. We’ll start out by creating the reese itself, then go over a few ways to make it stand out even more. Let’s get started!

Gaspar Barka is gasparbarka on Graphicriver
 
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Gaspar Barka is a self-taught graphic and sound designer, music producer, DJ from Hungary. He is 20 years old, found his love of computer arts many years ago, and he's been keen on creating things every since.  

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  • XPreNN

    Excellent, as a beginner with synths, I love to see others fidget with all the knobs. I teaches me a lot!
    The only thing I missed here is hearing a before and after when you change the settings, it helps to make out the differences.

  • http://soundcloud.com/mmghost ChrisR

    Nice tutorial. I actually just created a Massive Reese patch the other night as well.

    I think one thing that makes Massive so nice is that you can actually detune two of the oscillators, beat them against each other, then high-pass filter them. Then, use the third oscillator as a sub oscillator, and send it through a different filter, with no filtering applied. Then the synth output doesn’t have weird phasing effects in the low-frequencies, and the phasing is only going on in the upper-end of the spectrum, making for a better overall bass. Maybe I need to do a tut on that…