SINE COMPRESSION BASS (+ Mix Tip) Using Ableton Live's Operator Dubstep/Halftime/DnB Bass Tutorial

hey guys how's it going Oscar buck another video today I'm going to be showing you how to make the sign compression bass basically it's a similar if you guys haven't played the game doom this sounds used quite a lot it's just I'd put my own might sort of taste on it it's basically just a sign

it's been run through some noise has been compressed soft clip it's got some filter movement and underneath all that is on top of all that there's just some stereo width effects that I'm going to show you how to process so that when you're playing about with wider sounds in your basis has to make sure that they

still translate to a mono system so

basically that's the sound I'm going to go through all the processes - it's quite simple it's just the processing afterwards which sort of mixed sound and then I'll do is I'll play it now just to show you what it sounds like you've just heard it in stereo so I'm gonna be played it back in in mono so you could

hear how much of it is how much of the signal is saved so this is a stereo and this is mono by doing that first you that's how you find out whether it your basis will sound good in mono or stereo and I'll just show you a new technique I've used to do that so the first patch

is just simply a sub because throughout the course of this processing chain that you'll you'll lose some of the definite shouldn't do to you the distortion that's introduced so that's just sounds like this and then this is what the top bass sounds like let's turn everything off and go through each bit bit by bit