How to make a Reese Bass more unique 

Did you get it?

It's called Echo Sound Works ableton dark :)

i never did but i think its to go to folder of serum, take the png skin, open photoshop change colore and save it

oops its from here www.adsrsounds.com/product/presets/echo-sound-works-x-keys-presets-drums-loops/

You can download it for free at www.echosoundworks.com/esw-ableton-dark-serum-skin.

can u clarify what ESW is

@@axtuax688 Echo soundworks

The skin comes free with ESW's new X KEYS pack : www.adsrsounds.com/product/presets/echo-sound-works-x-keys-presets-drums-loops/

The skin comes free with ESW's new X KEYS pack : www.adsrsounds.com/product/presets/echo-sound-works-x-keys-presets-drums-loops/

The skin comes free with ESW's new X KEYS pack : www.adsrsounds.com/product/presets/echo-sound-works-x-keys-presets-drums-loops/

The term reese has expanded these days. It means any bass with phasing basically. You can make a reese with multiple oscillators, or with detuned unison.

@collide Oh, I haven't heard about that. Can you point me to some sources? Also: that doesn't make this video right about it either.

@@unfa00 its a copy past '' Phase cancellation takes place whenever two signals occupying the same frequency fall out of “phase” with one another.In the case of the Reese bass, you end with a brooding type of bassline that’s great to be used as a background ambiance, a lead, or even the top layer of sub-bass when done properly. Kick things off by loading up a saw wave on oscillator 1, and a pulse wave on 2. Add as many voices as you see fit, we typically add about 5 on each.Detune each oscillator to taste. This is very much going to depend on what sound you’re going for. Feel free to play with the detune knob as you feel fit. Go crazy.Add a lowpass filter, and a healthy amount of resonance. Sprinkle on some distortion to taste."

what do u mean

The skin comes free with ESW's new X KEYS pack : www.adsrsounds.com/product/presets/echo-sound-works-x-keys-presets-drums-loops/

The skin comes free with ESW's new X KEYS pack : www.adsrsounds.com/product/presets/echo-sound-works-x-keys-presets-drums-loops/

I totally agree with you, I listened to the intro demo and was like WTF, where is the Reese? It sounds like some little plucked jazz bass.. BTW, you can indeed make a Reese with more than one saw, but it doesn't sound like this. It sounds more or less like a double saw Reese, just thicker, as long as you get the unison detuning right.. Many Reeses in Neurofunk that I thought were 2 saws sometimes were actually like 6 or 7!!