Use this Technique to Introduce Analog Warmth to your Bass Sounds (Like Alex Kassian, Mani/pulate)

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  • Опубликовано: 6 июн 2023
  • Hey gang, back again with another prog house tutorial, this time it's that sweet sweet vintage warm bass sounds from the likes of Mani/pulate, Paramida and Alex Kassian among a few.
    We're talking parallel processing to add warmth to our low ends and space to the highs. So check out the video and the two others that i mentioned:
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  • @scenes1119
    @scenes1119  Год назад +10

    Just clocked the audio in the intro and outro is only coming out the left side so apologies for that. It's not like ive been doing this for 3 years 😅

  • @ed-eo2ke
    @ed-eo2ke 17 дней назад +1

    the trusty wavetable! love how you use all the ableton features to their max :)

    • @scenes1119
      @scenes1119  12 дней назад +1

      Wavetable is the GOAT!

  • @dontyoustopit5076
    @dontyoustopit5076 Год назад +4

    Nice

  • @MetroidVibes
    @MetroidVibes Год назад +5

    Very nice , need to try this and the low end tricks you show in your other video !
    Thx for what you are doing 🙏🏼

    • @scenes1119
      @scenes1119  Год назад +1

      My pleasure, hope they work for you !

    • @MetroidVibes
      @MetroidVibes Год назад +1

      @@scenes1119 I don’t know how I missed the other one where you give tips for mixing kick and bass.. I just tried it and it was exactly what I was looking for 🤤

    • @scenes1119
      @scenes1119  Год назад +2

      @@MetroidVibes Ah brilliant, always sick to hear when a video helps someone out with something!!

  • @nickybrownsnout
    @nickybrownsnout Год назад +6

    wicked content as always!

  • @Hash_Boy
    @Hash_Boy Год назад +2

    thanks, 🙏

  • @scottmusgrove764
    @scottmusgrove764 Год назад +4

    Thanks so much for all your hard work Sam, you have massively improved my capabilities as a beginner over the past few weeks and it is so so appreciated!
    I was wondering if you had considered doing a video on specific resources you used when you were first starting out? And I know you have mentioned a couple of things in previous videos. Or sources you still draw upon now when you're researching a sound. Just a thought :)
    Keep it up!

    • @scenes1119
      @scenes1119  Год назад +2

      My pleasure Scott, glad to hear it!!! That sounds like a good video idea, perhaps maybe ill do a Q&A and answer a few questions in a video :)

  • @Hhajsjeieirhrbbr
    @Hhajsjeieirhrbbr Год назад +2

    Juicy!!

  • @__ekky
    @__ekky Год назад +2

    Love it 🦄

  • @damianhernan5955
    @damianhernan5955 Год назад +2

    Great job :)

  • @connormcmahon1865
    @connormcmahon1865 Год назад +2

    sick video mate! love your content. could you do a similar tutorial on rolling percussion and tambourines these artists use? thanks for the sick content

    • @scenes1119
      @scenes1119  Год назад +2

      Cheers Connor, yeah i can look into it.

  • @44Bzh
    @44Bzh Год назад +2

    hi! I love ur tutorials, do you think you could do a tutorial on how to do the sound spray always uses (like a 2:50 on witches dinner) thanks !!

    • @scenes1119
      @scenes1119  Год назад +1

      Hey have you checked out my Prog Wobs video, that should get you almost there :)

  • @smokey.t1434
    @smokey.t1434 Год назад +2

    mama