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Sharpish: First song with AudioKit Pro’s Bass 808

ChancedMusicChancedMusic
edited April 2020 in Creations

Made on my iPhone 11 in NanoStudio 2 using Bass 808, Ruismaker Noir, Slate, Volt, and Lagrange. As always, mixed in AUM using ToneBoosters and 4Pockets SidechainFX before running through Grand Finale.

Comments

  • Samflash3Samflash3
    edited April 2020

    Trance vibes. Like it a lot. What was the bass preset you used? It's got a lot of punch (in a good way). Or did you make it from scratch?

    I'd recommend letting the bass breathe a little. It's ever present in the song. Sometimes it might be better to reduce the bass when you're introducing the arps, or the high leads. Else we'll always focus on the bass and not pay attention to the great effort you put in designing the melodies.

    Also, adding a bit more glide into the bass line at some sections to give it more bounce

    Overall, liking the use of the apps. I think the only ones I have out of your list is Nanostudio 2, and Bass 808.

    Great job overall. Looking forward to hearing more.

  • ChancedMusicChancedMusic

    @Samflash3 said:
    Trance vibes. Like it a lot. What was the bass preset you used? It's got a lot of punch (in a good way). Or did you make it from scratch?

    I'd recommend letting the bass breathe a little. It's ever present in the song. Sometimes it might be better to reduce the bass when you're introducing the arps, or the high leads. Else we'll always focus on the bass and not pay attention to the great effort you put in designing the melodies.

    Also, adding a bit more glide into the bass line at some sections to give it more bounce

    Overall, liking the use of the apps. I think the only ones I have out of your list is Nanostudio 2, and Bass 808.

    Great job overall. Looking forward to hearing more.

    Thanks man, appreciate it. Yeah I definitely should have done this one in CB3 so I could have automated some parameters on the bass. I don’t remember which preset I started with but I definitely tweaked it quite a bit.

    I would highly recommend Lagrange. I’ve used it a lot lately and it’s very versatile. Ruismaker Noir is great for designing kicks. 4Pockets SidechainFX actually works in apps without multi-out so it’s great for non-AUM applications. And ToneBoosters stuff is Just brilliant.

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