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Can you do a quick tutorial on creating the ‘Low Shizzle’ from Steve Wards Techno tutorial, from scratch.br
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It appears to be some kind of percussive hits such as toms/congas/bongos etc pitched right down to bass type frequencies, with a reversed hit at the start of the sequence?br
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But can you please provide some guidance on how to create this type of bass sound.br
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Or perhaps you could get Steve himself to provide more info on where he got this sound from, or how he created it if it’s not a sample he used as is?br
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Thanks, David.
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If you look at the comments section in the Steve Ward tutorial section, I was wondering the same thing. I would really like to learn more about what the best samples are to use for “low shizzle” type tweaking.br
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In addition, I would really love to know the sort of stuff that makes the basslines work on the tracks below. I have been trying to get those low rumbly subbasses that drive the track going but just can’t get them right. I have tried portamento on low sine waves, filtered down toms/kicks, etc. I know the kick is usually EQ’d above the sub bass stuff so that it doesn’t conflict. That and the kick triggers a side chain that compresses the sub bass material. But whenever I EQ this stuff, it gets more muddy rather than getting rich and powerful. I have been trying parallel compression which helps but I would still appreciate further insight into this realm of sub bass production.br
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Thank you Phil, Bryan and the rest of the SA crew for your contributions. I’ve learned a lot already and await your forthcoming videos.br
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Sincerely,br
Matt Buschbr
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EXAMPLE TRACKS:br
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Dubspeeka - Fix Mebr
[url]Dubspeeka - Fix Me (Original Mix) - YouTube
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Mark Reeve - Move Itbr
[url]Mark Reeve - Move It (Original Mix) [TRUESOUL] - YouTube
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Pig Dan + Mark Reeve - Expandbr
(specifically around 2:04)br
[url]- YouTube
Please also have a hard time doing “shizzle” low, a tutorial would be sensational. br
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Thank you SA for all tutorials br
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Cheers from Brazil
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