How to design HEAVY Reese Basses in Reason | Malström & Subtractor Tutorial

A “reese” is a type of sound often found in bass and heavy electronic music: it's a big, wobbly-sounding thing that's often used for basslines or low melodies. 50 Carrot of ‪@GentlemensClubUK‬ fame is the master of the heavy reese-so in this video, watch him show you how to create a few variations on the reese bass sound using two of Reason's most iconic synths, Malström and Subtractor. Enjoy! #reasongang

[@GentlemensClubUK]

love you Reason Studios

[@mfortes451]

Yes! Fell in love with the "vintage" looking of the rack. It was love at first glance!

[@mfortes451]

#reasongang

[@SoulLaughterBeats]

FIRE!!!! REASON NEEDS MORE CONTENT LIKE THIS!!!

[@captainblood9616]

Nice to see the OG synths getting some love - good tutorial thanks!

[@quarmat]

This bloke from GC is so nice that you feel like hugging him. Lovely tutorial. Brilliant!

[@SyncrisisVideos]

Might be the basics, but the basics are powerful for a reason! Dope tutorial, hope it helps an aspiring filthy nasty bass producer of tomorrow!

[@OscarUnderdog]

Whoaw this is super heavy, 50 Carrot's a jedi master. 🙌

[@ReasonStudios]

[@ramikhandakji3710]

Hot stuff! Love the confidence in your process. The track also sounds sick!

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

Melstrum is dope for DnB and other electronic music that need a good Reese, impressed by the sound comming out of just one because I have three in a Combinator in My Reese base.

[@StingrayOfficial]

Nice patch, simple, sounds good!

[@GloveBunniesVideos]

Very cool, thanks!

[@thisisj88]

Great tutorial, thank you.

[@djcintron1]

Good 👍 info. Thank you 🙏. Appreciate it very much.

[@flatlyna2223]

Nice! Loving that Maelstrom in action. Great tutorial.

[@theshamanrapper]

wait! hold up. let me play this back again cause this blew my mind. this is why i appreciate and love reason.

[@darotm7628]

The drop is so good 😮

[@Pippy_Pappy]

Awesome video thanks!!!!!!

[@suryadnb]

Nice to see someone doing it almost entirely with Reason stock devices. Sounds a bit basic and digital for my taste though.

[@ianfryer8666]

Love your vid, very good explanation

[@omxian408]

jeah! Malström & Subtractor are old, but still cool

[@sahawndada]

50 you absolute legend!

[@thehorsehospital666]

nice vidéo, thanks

[@joesweeney6262]

That's some gritty grit goodness!!!

[@LFVH9501]

Love the tutorial, very handy! Question: do you use the square bass as a secondary bass along the sawtooth bass?

[@apprentice0ne]

I see you! Thanks for the tutorial ;) Just to mention in episode 25 of the livestream with Protostar, he shows how to make a Reese bass with Thor.

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

James Brainard showed how to make bass like this on this channel around a decade ago and the patch download links still work.

[@mocowboy6966]

Dive in!!

[@taplubambhos2869]

Hey can you please do a tutorial or give tips to emulate the ben bohmer Diva Synth sound? I know it can be done in subtractor i just don't know how

[@MNolanMillar]

Nasty! 😜

[@miketaylor6053]

Sounds like a broken 80s video game. Lmao

[@mannaraps]

Is anyone else following exactly what he's doing and getting totally not the same sounds at all? What am I missing? Is there something else added he doesn't mention. To start with mine doesn't pump at all, while he's pumps from the very beginning.

[@andydebaeke9668]

Pumping effect is made by the pulveriser he use.

[@maleafabien8651]

And Reason 13 with VST3 ? Never ?

[@LuciuSOfficial]

THIS IS NASTY make it a tune

[@tommyfeinstoff]

🤡

[@sketchsi]

Maelstrom and subtractor are trash

[@rootbeermcgee]

like your music, I just listened and I can see why you think that