what a banger! this is beautiful! and such a cool topic of inspiration, never heard of this before. the lyrics are so well written, love the poetry in the title line. and the melody and the cello!!!!!!!!! my heart

what a banger! this is beautiful! and such a cool topic of inspiration, never heard of this before. the lyrics are so well written, love the poetry in the title line. and the melody and the cello!!!!!!!!! my heart

Woah this track is a journey
Beautiful work
Loved the huge baseline in the chorus

Woah this track is a journey Beautiful work Loved the huge baseline in the chorus

Aww thank you! I’m glad this song spoke to you and very fortunate to get compliments from a
gifted musician such as yourself. You have some great work.

Thank you doom! I like your work particularly that can you count to three and half beat which is a bop.
If you wanted to know~ I’m still learning about wave tables but~~ the bass is three oscillators. I think two sine set an octave apart and a square wave set two octaves above with a tiny bit of unison and detune. They are all fed into a filter that is modulated by the envelope which has just a little attack to sweep the filter when triggered.

[quote=horatiuromantic]what a banger! this is beautiful! and such a cool topic of inspiration, never heard of this before. the lyrics are so well written, love the poetry in the title line. and the melody and the cello!!!!!!!!! my heart[/quote] Aww <3 thank you! I’m glad this song spoke to you and very fortunate to get compliments from a gifted musician such as yourself. You have some great work. [quote=doomscrolling]Woah this track is a journey Beautiful work Loved the huge baseline in the chorus[/quote] Thank you doom! I like your work particularly that can you count to three and half beat which is a bop. If you wanted to know~ I’m still learning about wave tables but~~ the bass is three oscillators. I think two sine set an octave apart and a square wave set two octaves above with a tiny bit of unison and detune. They are all fed into a filter that is modulated by the envelope which has just a little attack to sweep the filter when triggered.

Cool! Thanks for the bass tip. This IS a huge bass, multiple layers and all. There's so much to learn in synthesis, I almost never layer osc myself, usually it's all subtractive for me

[quote=sugar.export] the bass is three oscillators. I think two sine set an octave apart and a square wave set two octaves above with a tiny bit of unison and detune. They are all fed into a filter that is modulated by the envelope which has just a little attack to sweep the filter when triggered. [/quote] Cool! Thanks for the bass tip. This IS a huge bass, multiple layers and all. There's so much to learn in synthesis, I almost never layer osc myself, usually it's all subtractive for me

Truly! I don’t even know about subtractive bass. Tell me about it?

[quote=doomscrolling][quote=sugar.export] the bass is three oscillators. I think two sine set an octave apart and a square wave set two octaves above with a tiny bit of unison and detune. They are all fed into a filter that is modulated by the envelope which has just a little attack to sweep the filter when triggered. [/quote] Cool! Thanks for the bass tip. This IS a huge bass, multiple layers and all. There's so much to learn in synthesis, I almost never layer osc myself, usually it's all subtractive for me[/quote] Truly! I don’t even know about subtractive bass. Tell me about it?

MY typical recipe for a punchy bass would be something like this - starting off with a osc with a lot of overtones - think thin pwm squarewave, or some more interesting complex waveshape. Carve it with some interesting LP filter, multi-peak if possible, but not too aggressive. I'll usually add motion in both cutoffs and resonances with different, usually fairly quick envelopes. zero attack, short-ish decays. Add some movement in the pitch, or morph the waveform if possible for more punch, or just motion. Vary note lengths, actually utilize the full ADSR on all your envelopes etc.

But tbh, as I said, I'm usually a pretty basic bass weilder - i utilize hardly half of what i wrote down here - and I go for short punchy bases over big and boomy

[quote=sugar.export] Truly! I don’t even know about subtractive bass. Tell me about it? [/quote] MY typical recipe for a punchy bass would be something like this - starting off with a osc with a lot of overtones - think thin pwm squarewave, or some more interesting complex waveshape. Carve it with some interesting LP filter, multi-peak if possible, but not too aggressive. I'll usually add motion in both cutoffs and resonances with different, usually fairly quick envelopes. zero attack, short-ish decays. Add some movement in the pitch, or morph the waveform if possible for more punch, or just motion. Vary note lengths, actually utilize the full ADSR on all your envelopes etc. But tbh, as I said, I'm usually a pretty basic bass weilder - i utilize hardly half of what i wrote down here - and I go for short punchy bases over big and boomy :)

Wonderful 5 min compo

Wonderful 5 min compo

Love this bass recipe! Thanks for sharing. I wonder if it's subractive because of the comby shape to the lp filter?

Thank you so much!!

[quote=doomscrolling][quote=sugar.export] Truly! I don’t even know about subtractive bass. Tell me about it? [/quote] MY typical recipe for a punchy bass would be something like this - starting off with a osc with a lot of overtones - think thin pwm squarewave, or some more interesting complex waveshape. Carve it with some interesting LP filter, multi-peak if possible, but not too aggressive. I'll usually add motion in both cutoffs and resonances with different, usually fairly quick envelopes. zero attack, short-ish decays. Add some movement in the pitch, or morph the waveform if possible for more punch, or just motion. Vary note lengths, actually utilize the full ADSR on all your envelopes etc. But tbh, as I said, I'm usually a pretty basic bass weilder - i utilize hardly half of what i wrote down here - and I go for short punchy bases over big and boomy :)[/quote] Love this bass recipe! Thanks for sharing. I wonder if it's subractive because of the comby shape to the lp filter? [quote=Kaaareeegar]Wonderful 5 min compo[/quote] Thank you so much!!

Woah I was expecting a simple acoustic piece with cool vocals and then the beat hit and that VOOOOM bass and there's a whole audio playground underneath these razor sharp lyrics. It sounds like hope.

Woah I was expecting a simple acoustic piece with cool vocals and then the beat hit and that VOOOOM bass and there's a whole audio playground underneath these razor sharp lyrics. It sounds like hope.

sounds like hope??

Thank you MRDRCAT you're awesome

[quote=MRDRCAT]Woah I was expecting a simple acoustic piece with cool vocals and then the beat hit and that VOOOOM bass and there's a whole audio playground underneath these razor sharp lyrics. It sounds like hope.[/quote] sounds like hope?? [img=PunBB bbcode test]https://i.pinimg.com/736x/c0/c3/d8/c0c3d8062b8bee042ac159fbb1c6ab22.jpg[/img] Thank you MRDRCAT you're awesome

Beautiful stuff! Love your vocal style and that bass dang

Beautiful stuff! Love your vocal style and that bass dang

Thank you

[quote=uhhuh_absolutely]Beautiful stuff! Love your vocal style and that bass dang[/quote] Thank you <3