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This is exactly the kind of bass I have been chasing! If you follow the steps in this video you will get very good results. Thanks so much and will be checking out your other videos. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Finally,.. a good video explaining the fundamentals of a psy Kick and Bass lines and its synthesis....U have explained something one of the videos has done so far..I'm a big fan... peace
@@Projektor_music I’ve gone through much videos to learn serum. Coming from an analog background, I always felt that most videos on the web would confuse beginners even further as I see they ‘neglect’ or skip over the parts that will still keep most of us new to electronic synthesis in the dark. It’s not the presets or the synths, I wish the pros just stream their work flow. That will teach more than any short video to get views here. You are awesome. Loved ur video. It was like finding the map out of the Serum puzzles pls keep sharing. Love to see a stream like Collective Intelligence did just creating a track..and not talking but showing what he was doing.
@@kudahandi Thanks man! I do occasionally live stream but mainly to hang around and chat while producing. if you want to see content where I explain every step of my production process I reccomend my masterclass instead!
Have you ever tried Dawesomes Chop Suey for the Kicks? It works with sample based kicks and you can recreate a new Kick with the transiebnt of Kick A, the body of Kick B and the Tail of Kick C
I save everything, but I won't share it. I only really share content like this with my patreon supporters but I don't know if I posted this one on there...
@@Projektor_music oh sorry for the misunderstaning: I meant if I do my own one but don't want to rebuild again and again. Just a technical question for ableton on how to save a track containing Instruments and stuff.
@@Bobbycartuner ahh in ableton just drag the track into a folder inside your places... I have a seperate folder for it actually. it should create a .als file which is in essance a project file (you can even open it as a project for ableton, but you can also drag it inside another project) Hope that clears it up, sorry for the misunderstanding
