How To Make A Heavy Reese Bass In Serum

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In this #sound #design #tutorial I take you through my process on how to make a heavy reese bass in serum. This works great for #drumandbass #dnb #rollers , but can also work well in lots of other genres like bass, dubstep and more!
00:00 - Intro
00:12 - Serum Design
02:24 - Serum Post-Processing
04:42 - Post-Post-Processing
07:01 - Outro
Enjoy :)

[@j-wokdnb304]

Thanks

[@davidenglish2611]

i'm all about making that bass, no treble now thanks to you!

[@ArcNade]

huge

[@DJDropzy]

I love watching you hold back the screwface hahaa

[@ArcNade]

hahaha

[@DTrimingham]

Great video! The only thing I would suggest is to go to the Osc A table edit, process - remove fundamental and then go back to the main screen and turn on the sub (probably -1 octave). This technique will give you much more consistent sub bass, otherwise its level constantly changes due to the phasing issues. Keep up the good work!

[@ArcNade]

Thank you for the tip! :)

[@backsosoon]

He's back. Thank you sir. Three times now I've searched for something and found your channel. Big up

[@ArcNade]

nice one! :D

[@travelwithcamera]

Nice! Also interested in those deep 808 style basses that Bladerunner likes to use in his tracks 👍

[@ArcNade]

Will look into it!