A Comprehensive Guide to Neuro Bass 

Yo, thanks so much! I think the process is always more important than the sound. One trick you may pick up here might just be what you needed to connect the dots to another sound. Thanks for your kind words^^

@@Alckemy its shit

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Well said, and I agree about the quality of this content.

This video has been redone 4 times now so I'd highly encourage you to check out the updated ones instead. even still, I really appreciate you stumbling by this one :)

I appreciate that! it's hard to keep things interesting for an hour :sweat:

hahahaha To be honest the plugins I use aren't very CPU heavy; especially anything from fabfilter^^

I7 and 32 gigs of ram, ssd hard and ure good to go :)

u blind. At times it hit over 20%.

@@Alckemy A single Serum is eating like 20% of my i5 6600.

Alexey Filippenko at any point in this process you can bounce this to audio and continue. I know that not everyone has a powerful computer :/

Thanks for watching! This video is really old though, would highly recommend you check out season 2 and 3^^

Thanks so much for watching! There's an updated video, too:)

Thanks so much! I’m really glad this video was helpful That being said I do things much different to a way more streamlined process, and I have a lot of answers covering your high end issues within. Please check out season 2 and 3, and if you still need more information consider the season 4 masterclass for the high tier members.

@@Alckemy Will do! Big ups man, and keep up the good work!!

This is one way to do it for sure but it takes some tweaking to try to not wreck your lows and find the right loop^^

Also reminds me of Noisia - they defenitly do that sometimes. That huge Transposition.

i'm 3 years late but koan sound has a patreon with a bunch of useful tutorials, highly recommend throwing some money at them :)

TropicalBananaMan thanks so much! I definitely have some of those up too but these kinds of videos are so much more valuable

Thank you for watching my content! if you have suggestions or questions please ask^^

Propa Talent thanks so much! Makes me super happy you find use of this stuff

Chris Allen I’m so sorry I responded to this so late but thanks so much! I’m glad you find this material useful

Thanks for sitting through!

Thanks so much for watching! I’m glad you read the top comment or description too :)

Yo thanks for watching. There’s a ton of updated material that goes a lot deeper than this now on my channel^

@@Alckemy yeah i saw that! Im especially looking for the more in depth process of how you arrange the resampled basses and make a good riff out of them :)

Skyro thanks for watching! I’m glad this was useful to you

Thanks man! I'm still learning too, everyday!

thanks so much! I always worry about making videos this long because I get bored too unless it's the most fascinating thing ever. In this case I wanted to consolidate a lot of information from the web into one place. I really appreciate you sitting through the entire thing ^^

Are you implying neuro basses aren't the most fascinating thing ever? :P I liked that you consciously didn't loop the sound in the background the whole time. Even though that's usually what I do for myself when making music, it gets weirdly grating watching it be done. This is gonna be my go-to link for sharing with other producers getting into neuro.

@@dcurry7287 No, they are! I could do videos on them forever. HOWEVER, subject also has to have context^ and yeah man don't do that to yourself. It's important to let your ears breathe and conceptualize what you're wanting the sound to turn into or what experiments you may be able to off. Thank you!

I try to teach how to think, not what to think. Thank you for your feedback!

Thanks for watching! I have a lot of updated (and shorter) videos up too

Thank you so much! This is almost five years old- I encourage you to check out my newer editions (season 2 and 3 are free, 4 is a premium class)

Thanks! That's all it's meant to be, really. Just a guide on how to get closer to those complex sounds

I wonder if bob Ross was tired all the time xD

Thanks a bunch! anything you're hoping to see in the future?

Dane Custance I’m glad this was helpful to you!

Not even going to lie, producers today have it soooo good haha

Thanks so much, what other genres would you like to see?

Thank you! I have part two and 3 available

@@Alckemy looking forward to watching both later thank you so much

Thanks so much for watching!

Thanks for watching! The world is yours ;)

Thanks! There’s a part 2 and 3!

@@Alckemy Well! There goes the night... :D

Thanks! I'm glad you found it useful

Thanks for watching!

Thanks, it was the wrong reference xD

Actually, I’d encourage you to watch season 3 and maybe season 4 if you want a masterclass, I’m not saying it’s the best, but it is way better than this video:)

JSRLiquid thank you for taking the time to sit through this! If you have any suggestions or other aspects of production you’d like me to explore, let me know!

Thanks so much for watching! It’s actually outdated ( I have a 3rd season out)

Thank you for watching!

Thanks for watching! It’s also super outdated. I have a bass playlist with lots of current information

Cool, I'm definitely watching all of it then.@@Alckemy

Thank you for sitting through it! It's a lot of dry info. I have updated videos on the subject in case you didn't see or want more information

Glad it was helpful!

I think that as a reference this is a great starting place. But I think it would be a good idea to even look up stuff like how to make simple reese's (if you don't know already) if you're accustomed to sound design it won't matter the genre though

thank you for watching!

yeah, it's almost more about your processing than your source to be honest.

DimaSkill thanks so much! I have a ton up already and upload about once or twice a week^^

Hey thanks for watching, please check out my updated versions of this!

@@Alckemy oo okay yeah completely missed it, i'll totally check it out, thanks dude!

Thanks for watching, please check out season 3!

ayoooo thanks man, every single one counts!

I'm so sorry for the late reply but If I get to a point where I feel like my mixes are at that quality I'd be happy to. That's still a weaker side of mine though and I don't want to make stuff up haha

Thanks! This is actually out dated. I have 2 more seasons of this Public as well as a part 4 masterclass for members. Would definitely recommend those as they’re much more up to date!

I appreciate that! I have updated this video several times though that’s way more concise and uh… modernized

Thank you for sitting through my monotonous voice for an hour ^^

no, you're awesome!

please check out season 2 and 3! and season 4 if you need more info

HI! thanks so much for your feedback! are you talking about foley drums that have a lead -in to the snare? don't know if you've watched my other videos yet but I have two videos on drums covering Heavy dnb/neuro drums and Lo-fi drums. There's also a video on making glitch percussion in which you can use to layer your main drums :) if that doesn't answer your question I'd be happy to make what you're looking for!

@@Alckemy Totally deserved compliments dude! I'll watch them for sure tomorrow. So I'll explain my self better: you search on youtube or anywhere "how to create a snare" or kick, and you find Virtual Riot tutorials or Au5's ones about kicks and snare but they just teach you always the same type of snare, the simplest one with an attack of whatever kind, a body and a tail. Then I scroll through my Vengeance snares or Black octopus' Leviathan snares and hear all sort of much more complex ones that also have some kind of "pre-shift" shorter or longer, they are layered with something or are just simple snares with no shifts but of some other kind of snares than I can't get with that VR/Au5 technique. Vengeance has been doing that for years and maybe kept their techniques secret so I'm not surprised it's difficult to find any tutorial but damn, since I'm going so deep with sound design I think there's nothing wrong in designing my own drums and actually that would make more sense and my and everybody's music more unique... Actually hear this please, this is some specific request with audio examples: www.dropbox.com/s/cvps7q35b94ijo5/Sound%20Design%20quest.wav?dl=0

Thank you for watching MRJAMES!

MichaelBogaMusic thank you! Most of this stuff should be relatively independent of daw and synth though, you may have to bus or resample instead

@@Alckemy Oh yeah definitely, i can do all of it in PT, it's just that Ableton has a tone of amazing features to offer, and i'm like maybe i should combine both ahah.

MichaelBogaMusic i like where your heads at :)

Thanks a bunch! Please feel free to leave questions, comments, concerns, cupcakes, etc

what does that even mean XD

HyBound yes! Excellent. This is a guide not a postulate^^ I love that you already have ideas to make the sound your own; that’s what it’s all about!

@@Alckemy dude your approach is just.. so overdue.

Thanks for watching!

Thank you Tim! Would encourage you to check out season 3 at its wayyy more in depth than this

Thank you! Would encourage you to check out season 3. I’ve learned a lot since then!

@@Alckemy even when you filmed this, it's better than what I can do in Neurofunk. since I use Linux as an OS, I don't have VSTs. I think I have LVM2 plugins instead

@@fl0wedm612 you don’t have to have any of the plugins I use, it’s a matter of the process :) if you have ableton or bitwig you can definitely do this with 1st party effects

Hello! I never mind comments like these because they open doors for learning. as far as I know I thought that Live 10's utility had a rework since live 9, where you would be correct. a couple things to consider is that in live 9 people would solo either the L or R channel in order to mono their sub, but, that's not always a bad thing depending on what the sound is. the goal in mind is to have a consistent sub in mono, so I guess I see both reasons of why this may/may not work. furthermore, would you mind if I shoutout your username in a future video where we can explore this? seems like an interesting video. I will not make it without consent.

@@Alckemy yeah sure man, no issue with that. yeah, youre probably right, I have only just picked up Live 10 and didnt notice they built the utility from thr ground up. was just interesting since there will be different movment in the sub depending on if you use the L, the R or a sum of both!

@@SwitchUpBroadcast Thank you^^ I think it's a good opportunity to explore! honestly I'm not totally sure if that's true myself but we will find out in my next video. thanks again for your feedback