Wookie Basslines

**Jay-S** · 1st July '12, 01:34 PM

How would you make them? Plugin/VSTi etc

Using FL and just interested in seeing how easy they can be recreated.

**mossmade beatz** · 1st July '12, 02:32 PM

Originally Posted by Jay-S

How would you make them? Plugin/VSTi etc

Using FL and just interested in seeing how easy they can be recreated.

post example and i'll try help you

**The Narcissist** · 1st July '12, 04:50 PM

Allow it

**Jay-S** · 1st July '12, 05:52 PM

Click here to watch the video on YouTube.

nang

wanna know the method behind behind the magic trick.

**Demos** · 1st July '12, 07:55 PM

Pretty simple, for this all you need is a simple subtractive synth, I'm sure fl's built in ones would do the trick, you only really need one Oscilator; set it to square wave. Next go to the synths filter make sure it's set on low pass and bring it down to under a quarter (play with the amount depending on the synth) next bring the resonance up a bit. Now you need to go to the filter envelope as this will shape your bass. Make sure the attack is on the quickest setting bring the sustain down to nearly the bottom and the release down too now bring the decay down to about a quarter and play with it depending on how long you want the bass note to play for. And that's basically it. You might also want to set the synth to monophonic so that it just plays one note at a time. And just play with the filter cutoff and the filter envolope decay to get it sounding right.

**I LOVE GRIME** · 3rd July '12, 02:20 PM

Originally Posted by Demos

Pretty simple, for this all you need is a simple subtractive synth, I'm sure fl's built in ones would do the trick, you only really need one Oscilator; set it to square wave. Next go to the synths filter make sure it's set on low pass and bring it down to under a quarter (play with the amount depending on the synth) next bring the resonance up a bit. Now you need to go to the filter envelope as this will shape your bass. Make sure the attack is on the quickest setting bring the sustain down to nearly the bottom and the release down too now bring the decay down to about a quarter and play with it depending on how long you want the bass note to play for. And that's basically it. You might also want to set the synth to monophonic so that it just plays one note at a time. And just play with the filter cutoff and the filter envolope decay to get it sounding right.

what was the result for those who did this? I wanna hear