Designing 3 Crazy Liquid DNB Basses

[@Numocron]

Wow man this is such an awesome Liquid Drum & Bass tutorial I love it. Big up DNB Academy.👊

[@penorf]

Timeless sounds here. Thank you!

[@ajhazymusicgaming]

Very useful video. Thanks

[@painboy8581]

Would you add a sub layer to all of these? If so, would the sub layer have the movement of the bass or be a straight sine wave

[@TelomicUK]

For the first 2 I would add a seperate sub, the movement isn't necessary to match, although on the second bass (the sine 'sync' bass) you could definitely get some interesting results matching some volume LFO movement between both layers. Funnily enough, I've done a video on sub layering on this channel too - if you're interested in techniques for that

[@painboy8581]

@@TelomicUK I really appreciate the reply man. I will have a look for that video now. Your videos are absolute gold. Thanks.

[@DJLouda]

great question, thats fully my brain too, also, i cant find this sub layering video, maybe im just blind, but id love to see it

[@painboy8581]

@@DJLouda I couldn’t find it either sadly.

[@eliotskii]

DNB academy intro breakdown?

[@DNBAcademy]

This intro track is the track created in the ABIS Start to finish production course on our platform. You can find it here app.dnbacademy.net/store

[@elliotleachuk]

@@DNBAcademy Is there anywhere I can stream the full song? goes so hard but I can't find it anywhere

[@HhideAndSeek]

WHAT HOT KEY DID YOU PRESS? 3:23 THE ARCH HAS CHANGED

[@ThePodgyPanda]

hold shift+alt and click on the knob

[@HhideAndSeek]

@@ThePodgyPanda tnx soooo much

[@beattender]

Is the third bass possible in vital?

[@defendrr_ru]

Master tune is I think called voice transpose in vital but I'm not sure

[@beattender]

@@defendrr_ru thanks very much, I’ll have a look

[@Wargwarn]

Crazy isn’t the word I’d use

[@We_Run_Up_Hills]

Been makin reese bases 4+ years and still learning

[@We_Run_Up_Hills]

Also the sin wav sync trick was pretty cool!

[@vincegravedubs]

They're simple but fundamental sounds, really good when starting to learn synth sound design. Of course you could post-process those into something actually "crazy", but I thought this was nice and concise information.

[@We_Run_Up_Hills]

Big agree! basics get you places! the post-proscess thing is a good note too! the recipie for a good neurobass usually starts with a reese!