LEVEL UP Your Bass Sound Design With Resampling (Ableton Tutorial)

[@jm31st3r3]

This video changes the game. The Force is with you, Bunting.

[@kevindefraeye4519]

Wow Thank you...That Opend one door to endless creativity :D

[@leonicbass]

As soon as the vital resampling started my jaw was on my desk. Wow your tuts are amazing

[@DSVN23]

Sick work!

[@StudioBleenk]

Ooooh Yes I've been hoping for some resampling tricks

[@ryanbailey8681]

Cool stuff, much love! 🙏

[@wtvreva5948]

this is huge

[@blaebrobinson895]

REALLY cool stuff. So much sauce in stock plug-ins and effects.

[@Dolmens_Art]

Super helpful

[@metawubs]

this is big because it is true

[@draghmar]

this is the most important video

[@Trayzonne]

literally the goat

[@dominicgowland5138]

Sick dude thanks so much

[@buzzandjim4265]

ReSpect bro

[@MFGH0ST]

Great vid. You resampling a C note usually so you can pitch them on kb later or is it all whatever sounds good?

[@Freqsub]

Really cool stuff here you do in vital

[@RestorationsFOD]

Right!

[@crowkangi]

great vid.

[@zaviaabdoollah4433]

A kursa or seppa tutorial would be hella sick

[@BuntingMusic]

gotchu, checkout the halftime tutorial tho

[@willemowen2515]

This is helping me so much, especially the part where you showed how you take the files from finder and drop it in the sidebar. Thank you!

[@willemowen2515]

But let me make a suggestion, I found out that it creates a copy of the sample file when you pull it from finder, so its better to drag the sample you've made from the samples folder in your browser rather than finder. :)

[@yoyoma4424]

I have sort of off subject question. When you say it’s bass but it’s high pitch. is there still a sub underneath. Like for instance you say we have a new bass that you’ve resample. Do you add a sub underneath or is that the final sound for bass?

[@BuntingMusic]

watch my sub bass video i talk about this in length if the sub is fine you dont need to add another if you want a stronger sub, cut it and add one

[@jibberizzm]

nice.

[@yoyoma4424]

thank you Bunting!! do you have one on one consulting like over the phone?

[@BuntingMusic]

you can book me for a lesson here: buntingmusic.com/lessons

[@yoyoma4424]

@@BuntingMusic thank you i will book you literally tomorrow and see your schedule from there. Thanks

[@yojerdubz111]

Resample the whole audio of you explaining how to resample

[@BuntingMusic]

i like how u think

[@ployd0017]

"quick shoutout to myself" lol

[@cascadiancadian]

Bunting! Love it again. Could you do a tutorial for electric mantis/Inzos Overthinker style sound design? What genre would you call those softer spinning pad synths w snare slaps? Thanks you're awesome

[@brew1127]

second this

[@paganojo1010]

Yo Bro would love to join that discord but its saying Invite Invalid every time I click on it has been like that for weeks.

[@BuntingMusic]

try this one!!! discord.gg/6yQgqznM

[@paganojo1010]

@@BuntingMusic I'm in thanks bro!

[@jibberizzm]

W I Z A R D R Y

[@zacharywilliams94]

Anyone have an active Discord link? Link in description is dead

[@BuntingMusic]

discord.gg/wPdKYzXM

[@paganojo1010]

@@BuntingMusic Also dead

[@KnotLõ-ADSR]

Wtf is happening!?!?!? I really would luv to do a one on one session with this tutorial specifically if u ever have time???

[@BuntingMusic]

i’m basically just manipulating audio over and over again to get new interesting results - recording out each new iteration i’d be happy to go over this more in depth in a lesson though you can see my rates and availability here buntingmusic.com/lessons

[@KnotLõ-ADSR]

@@BuntingMusic ok. I have trouble keeping up with u sometimes but thank u so much for the info. Really appreciate it!!!

[@Ownd4h3r]

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