Jae Deal - Synth Bass Masterclass

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Description: In this keyboard bass masterclass, synth-bassist to the stars, Jae Deal shows you some tricks of the trade. Jae breaks down sound creation techniques, secret moves, fills, slides and more as he shows you why he’s worked with artists like Queen Latifah, Elton John, Mary Mary, Snoop Dogg, Andraé Crouch, Diane Warren, Ne-Yo, Janet Jackson, Lady Gaga, Meghan Trainor, Jill Scott, George Duke, Wynton Marsalis, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Jessica Simpson, Patti LaBelle, Faith Evans and more. If you want to take your key bass playing to the next level, this synth bass masterclass is for you.
Topics Covered: Synth bass, creating a warm sound, cutting through the music/track, oscillators, filters, resonance, attack, release, Moog, mod wheel, volume, adding the “human element”, slides, patterns, fills, octaves, bending, Etc.
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[@ryanmelvey8764]

wow that 7-1-3-4 has given me tons of grooves! thank you! was getting tired of playing 1-5-1 lol!

[@marcbrasse747]

The video takes the overall message to heart as well. Keep your eye on the essentials: Apparant simplicity, retaining presence in a dense mix and know where you want to go. Great stuff!

[@Auswurkung]

Dude I could listen to this for an hour. Make longer vids please because this was cookin'

[@MJamesIII]

That sound is like soft butter.... I love that patch!

[@nixa2321]

When music comes in so hard that you can hear even butter.

[@prismblue8514]

I actually purchased this 'class'..... great lessons. Wish it was longer. But hey, when you're high in da sky like Jae-- you get what you can.... .

[@elsongs]

Fight On 'SC! :) Synth bass is a totally under-appreciated art. Way too many bass guitarists half-ass it by thinking they can get the sound from pedal effects, and way too many keyboardists don't understand how to use nuances like legato style and glissandos.

[@MultiScoffer]

I'm a bass player and I can get that sound! It's called finger tone! Then couple of pedals compression and all that good stuff then, Walla there it is.

[@MultiScoffer]

That's a trick question :-) one person may consider someone else better than that other person. For me if it sounds good and you like it then roll with it. Because what I like may not be what you like? One would think that everybody loves pizza when in fact some people may not like pizza or could be allergic to it. I'm sure you get my point😎🤔

[@MultiScoffer]

@Bowile Gagarion sounds good I will give it a try

[@1032011ful]

I always rely on synth bass, it’s more expressive that way, using modulations, portamento and so on and so forth.

[@STRAIGHTP]

7,1,3,4 - awesome vid!

[@antoniocampos3740]

hi man, what it means those signature moves?

[@rmp5s]

"Magic." lol...this dude's awesome.

[@jovinl283]

I laughed so hard when he said that hahaha

[@QuickstickD]

😂😂😂

[@BGeezy4sheezy]

For me there’s no better sound than synth bass. It’s gives such an outer space funk feel

[@drnocka-rocksteady]

Damn. I need to practice.

[@GBAL42022]

love the beginning song !!

[@cjsterifix]

where are these producers hiding at? My god this beat is fire...

[@sashasmusic2463]

Them: "Jae, how do you get that warm bass tone" Jae: It's a moog...

[@cm8880]

Synth bass for Wynton Marsalis? Hell, when did he do that? I need to check it out!

[@ocbfdog]

He plays bass guitar, as well.

[@Toeslam10]

Brilliant 👏🏽. And of course Big Ups to Bernie Worrell R.I.P 🎉🙏🏾

[@MacXpert74]

Hmmm, Now I just have to fire up my Voyager and play that funky smooth synth bass :D

[@leofrasionio5290]

Lol I literally keep repeating the first 30 seconds of the video just to keeping listening the that intro song....

[@Rhythmicons]

It's easy to run a master class on the bass with a fucking Moog! His playing is great. Very Stevie influenced. Hell, who isn't?

[@360Soundwave]

Omg That track at the end...wow

[@GBAL42022]

love the first part of this video

[@superjam18]

Omg what was that track at the end?

[@jharris6089]

Someone PLEASE tell me what song he’s playing in the beginning…. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@willie8707]

In your opinion, is the Moog Sub 37 capable of creating just as good or very similar bass sounds in comparison to the Moog Voyager? I'm purchasing one or the other soon just for bass.

[@ronnieaux5290]

The Sub37 has a darker sound than the Voyager. Consequently, it also goes deeper, so you'll get MUCH more sub in your bass sounds. They are very different in many ways. I think the Voyager has a silkier sound to it, where the Sub is usually much grittier (since the oscillators are based on a combination of the Voyager and Taurus), but I've gotten very smooth tones out of it too. If you happen to appreciate the really silky, bright tones you hear, you'd probably prefer the Voyager's character. If you tend to appreciate that subwoofer-pumping, deep tone, you'll prefer the Sub-37.

[@joshwizinsky1979]

The Sub is a bass beast!

[@sonofprince4124]

That is Off The Chain, Funky!!!

[@NicholasGreenwood]

MMMmmmm that sounds fantastic.

[@dragonfocefan113]

Does anyone know the name of the first track he plays? It sounds great

[@7-beamieson-983]

I want to know it too!!!

[@Brassmage]

It's his rendition of Pat Metheny's "Something to Remind You". I don't know if there is an official release but there's a longer version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKS7noeFZqyhgpo

[@nodrama490]

So funky and groovey

[@Byronic19134]

The secret to bass..MOOG.

[@KohlHosein]

how do I find more on this keyboard bass master class

[@MyMusicMasterclass]

You can get the entire thing at www.mymusicmasterclass.com/premiumvideos/jae-deal-synth-bass-masterclass/

[@Ursabomb]

totally amazing

[@superphatal]

love that pat metheney

[@MrChannnelll]

it's like the video is saying "here's SOMETHING TO REMIND YOU ... of pat metheny"

[@Coastincolt]

superphatal Yeah, wish we could get Metheny Group Pat back with Lyle Mays.

[@natevizzi2901]

Dude you are so good

[@Vin4227]

Jae Deal...The real deal!!!

[@ratskibeatz1360]

Bass god

[@Hyeon1116]

Awesome!

[@cankutbayhan]

guys is there a recording guide that you know, that i can learn to set my input level or sort of basic principles? any help will be appreciated (basic hardware synth bass recording mixing stuff, low end freq and so on) thx again

[@MrLouloulepoux]

Did someone purchased the lessons already? Does it worth it?

[@jackkovar7806]

Gott respect musicianship, regardless of the style

[@thegroovesarge]

The nastiest 2:03 on KZbin. Whew.

[@drfangaz-pronouncedlikefan4019]

What... a quicc fade out? I can barely hear the walking he's doing on the keys as the music ends in the video.

[@jorditakarbessy8547]

where can i get the first track?

[@Zeal808]

0:36

[@savanaviolenta]

That Voyager is phat.

[@Metamophisis]

Dope video 🎧💉👂🎼🎶🎵🎹🔥💣👊🏽👀at 2:04 it sounds like the bass line from She’s a bad mamajama

[@alasdairmackintosh]

I’d want a producer like that

[@DJMikeron]

At last a man who knows his Moog very well explained

[@mauz4930]

wow! amazing

[@nickvledder]

0:18 nice bass-lines

[@bawii10]

What’s the song in the intro?

[@marcinkaczor4166]

some Pat Metheny's tune frome "Speaking of now"

[@haraldsalvesen567]

What's the name of the first song? Great video.

[@MrRyancangri]

Sick!!!

[@samuelbenjamin3156]

Wats da name of the song played in the intro?

[@francescorogazzo6263]

Something to remind you by pat metheny

[@telophasemusic]

God, i wish i could afford a Moog. The microkorg i have is good, but programming good bass noises on it can be annoying.

[@FINPenguins]

Awsome. What´s the last song name? Awsome groov. Thanks

[@MercenariesWorld]

It's a song I wrote that hasn't been named yet

[@MusicMannChi]

Jae I'd really like to know your opinion since you would know the answer to this: Who wins in Bass "sounds" not "features" for urban R&B/HH records --> Voyager/SE-1/ATC-1/MS2000 & why? You've used/owned 3/4. In HH it's like asking which is the best machine for vintage drums: MPC 3000/SP-1200/ASR-10/etc....

[@davidblack7625]

@@MercenariesWorld where can I find your music?

[@ianmackay17]

Good video

[@joshuahu1721]

Actually, the preset that shown on the video doesn't sound like what he plays at all, which is quite dissapointed

[@HollywoodTheTradeKing]

Sir 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@yqua5701]

Nice

[@ryananthony4840]

It's also in the mix down....

[@joecaine2085]

What's the first song? Smooth.

[@qu1v3r]

“Magic.”

[@Bexlight94]

what type of model is that synth ? :)

[@johanaceves1940]

It's a Moog Voyager Performer

[@ravipolimetla3376]

Nice....

[@andreasmoll_0924]

What song is it? 1:40

[@jeonginseo398]

0:18 song name?

What's the first song name??

[@MercenariesWorld]

Pat Metheny "Something to Remind You"

By any chance, do you know if this is a different artist version? I've been looking for it and the only version I always find is Pat metheny version.

[@MercenariesWorld]

i produced this version exclusively for this video

Dude, The version is absolutely awesome!!! Where could I get this version?

[@MercenariesWorld]

Thank you Andrés - I haven't released this version and made it just for the MyMusicMasterclass website . . . perhaps i will consider using it for something that will be posted virally or released.

[@mikek8512]

Do you have any tutorial for making this bass sound?

[@MyMusicMasterclass]

Yes, the full masterclass shows you exactly that: www.mymusicmasterclass.com/premiumvideos/jae-deal-synth-bass-masterclass/

[@dongyuxiao9235]

Fight on!

[@BuratinoZolotoiKluchik]

Офигенный синтезатор

[@officergregorystevens5765]

Bee Gees popularized synth bass :)

[@latsy7644]

what keyboard is that

[@MJamesIII]

Do you use compression?

[@MercenariesWorld]

Yes all the time

[@jhdrummer4815]

@@MercenariesWorld So do you think that even with a synth bass like a Moog (I have the Minitaur) more compression is necessary? Thanks

[@mcnstacy]

Raw

[@cool...............]

smooooooooth

[@Byronic19134]

Lol as soon as he said how you don't get the bass to sound like it don't take over the whole track I thought to myself obviously a filter, thank god he immediatly answered it right.

[@pranavmanohaur391]

What's the name of the tune?

[@pranavmanohaur391]

@Ronan Fed thanks a ton

[@TheLazyGeneTV]

Easy. Nothing sounds bad with a Moog like that

[@subeco]

If you really want to play... learn your chords and scales. Synthesis is important too for a nice rich sound. Get your self a decent synth. He is playing a $2500 Moog which sounds nice always but all can not afford that tag. The video is worth a rent if you want some insight on his approach.

[@stevebennett2447]

The synth game has definitely changed on that part, a lot of beautiful sounding affordable analog monosynths around now. But yeah, in terms of sounding nice 'always'; a $10 Casio in the pocket is better than the most expensive moog all over the place! Remember that, kids!

[@MikeNorth0101]

You are a freak! In a very very good way!! :-)

[@phataton8206]

Give me synth bass any day unless you’re Paul McCartney

[@elissitdesign]

A whole video to loosely inform using a low pass filter to the VCA. Hmm ok. Quality playing though.

[@berlinblast5736]

This sort of over analytical approach is exactly what is not welcome. If you want a technical class go to CCRMA, IRCAM or Plymouth or Miami and talk to the professors who invented CSOUND, MAX-MSP, Chuck and RackFX. Jae is a musician first and even an idiot can see with the available amount of information that has been disseminated over the years that its an analog synth with low pass and a VCA. so what?? You begin to think like "I saw in this video this guy uses a low pass over VCA and that what he [told] us". So "Imma head out to my synth and wound the knobs like him to simulate the filter [magic]". LOL. Bruh, musicianship does not come for free, get your own synth and get another teacher if you think you can find bass synth musicians like in every coffee shop you hangout in...... get real and be a bit more humble. I got chops too, so what??

[@elissitdesign]

@@berlinblast5736 - Wow bud. You bring up a whole bunch of new bullshit up. Chill guy.

[@berlinblast5736]

@@elissitdesign About the bs, I guess it’s also I would do better than you as much as my own musicianship is better than yours. Your limited understanding of what LP filters do for tone and why every synth or even your guitar tone filter does for the final tone texturing and sound design exposes your own smugness and stupidity that only an ass like you can demonstrate. I bet you 1000 dollars you don’t know any thing about music engineering and am also pretty sure you don’t play jazz standards even on yo best day. So yea stuck to your own bs..you ain’t worth either his or my time.

[@berlinblast5736]

@War on Winter That is actually words of wisdom brother, you brought some new understanding to me today and for that I thank you very much. You seem to be the kind of person who can be relied upon for authentic feedback untarnished which paves the way for everyone involved. Have a great day Sir!

[@berlinblast5736]

@V4C4NT V4GR4NT Thank you for your message and invite :) I don't mind having a good conversation at all and you seem to be a very empathetic person. Have you done your Myers Briggs test by any chance? What do you do for a living :) Are you into philosophy and such intellectual pursuits? I would like to know more about yourself

[@davidbraden9086]

No Diddy

[@SkillipEvolver]

Ok cool but.. the Facebook page tells almost nothing....

[@phenixdagemini]

**Warning** Save your money!! **WarningThis is not a MASTERCLASSThis video will not teach you how to "PLAY" synth bass. Just an overview of how the settings work and simple tricks.

[@DrumGearGeek]

Great player, not a great teacher. Can't recommend the class.

[@DrumGearGeek]

@fooloof Yes.

[@kenwilliamsvoice]

Zzzzzz, the funk is missing. Never mind me, I'm old school funky.

[@michaelpowell7120]

Talking and Duck Ankles...............no bass.

[@journeyquest1]

Didnt hear anything that sounded like a bass to me. Ugh

[@Silvain1]

IS HE HIGH? WHY THE SLOW TALKING?

[@lousehr]

He laid back bro,get it?

[@monsterjazzlicks]

Dreadful; this is how NOT to teach!

[@bryanflores4691]

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