Hi, thank you for this. Great tutorial, nice pace and clear instructions. I am new to Vital, it's is a great synth and thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. Cheers.
Thank you!! The link is in the description and on the black lotus audio page should be a reese bass free download (black package cover). I think I should let them know that the download is not clear enough though..
@@matusdatko Sorry for the trouble! I actually just got message back from BLA. They have implemented a category for the tutorial free downloads, so it should be more clear now! So thank you for your feedback! - Matias
@Matúš Datko Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback, we really appreciate it! 🙏 Matias passed your message along and we reworked our free downloads page to make it easier to navigate. You'll now be able to find the download link at the bottom of our free downloads page in the "Tutorial Downloads" section. Thanks again for the feedback, if there's ever anything you need help with feel free to reach out!
@@BrokenElegance Thanks! I also have strange clicky sound (randonly in the middle of note) , even though I followed this tutorial precisely. Any idea what could be the cause?
@@MeditationMane Only thing that comes to my mind is that maybe one of your LFOs is not on trigger mode? You can also download the preset file and compare to that!
Can you elaborate why it doesn't sound like reese bass to you? Reese bass is a term for bass sound where two detuned waveforms phase cancel each other. In case you are looking for those glitchier or more complex sounds, this is the base sound for them and usually achieving those results requires bouncing and post processing.
Hi Matias. Thank you for this tutorial, it really helped me a lot to get more interesting result than just a detuned sawave :) One question -> what was the purpose of routing both OSCs to both Filters if the second one is not used?
You are welcome! I am glad to help! To answer your question that was probably a mistake! I create these sounds from my head or based on existing sounds that I have made, so mistakes like that can happen! Basically it's there is no point doing that!
Sounds okay, but this isn't a Reese Bass in the technical sense. It's just a modulated bass. Reese bass is a bass oscillator, FM'd most commonly by a sin wave osc. This gives basses the low, slow modulation on low notes, but fast oscillation the higher the note is played because the sin wave is oscillating faster
Reese bass originated from old casio synths which didn't have fm capabilities (well they had similar feature, but that wasn't really in use on the those early reeses). The pulsing effect you talk about can be achieved with few different ways. The phase cancellation used here also causes that sound, but not to as great extent as some other methods like fm.
Thank you! that is the best reese bass on vital!
That's so cool to hear!! Thank you!
Thank you for 9k subscribers! I am really excited about all the crazy stuff I am working on now!😬
bro this video needs an award tysm!
Thanks man!💪
You really show how much you love what you do. You got my sub :)
Awesome, I am glad it shows! Thank you very much! 👨🔧👍
Great Reese. I also added a very subtle pink noise layer modulated by LFO 3, to add some warmth.
Thank you! That sounds like a great way to add some character to the sound! :)
Loved this! Thank you so much!
Thank you vey much!! I am glad to hear that!
awesome
Thank you!!
Hi, thank you for this. Great tutorial, nice pace and clear instructions. I am new to Vital, it's is a great synth and thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. Cheers.
VELCOME TO NEW BASS TUTORIAL! XD Great intro
Haha thank you! 😂💪
Very cool man, it's what i need!
please do more tutorial for vitalll thankss a lot
Can you make a tear out riddim bass
That could be cool! Thanks for suggestion!
Great sounding bass, but there is no link for download.
Thank you!! The link is in the description and on the black lotus audio page should be a reese bass free download (black package cover). I think I should let them know that the download is not clear enough though..
@@BrokenElegance weird, i see it now. Thanks a lot
@@matusdatko Sorry for the trouble! I actually just got message back from BLA. They have implemented a category for the tutorial free downloads, so it should be more clear now! So thank you for your feedback! - Matias
@Matúš Datko Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback, we really appreciate it! 🙏
Matias passed your message along and we reworked our free downloads page to make it easier to navigate. You'll now be able to find the download link at the bottom of our free downloads page in the "Tutorial Downloads" section.
Thanks again for the feedback, if there's ever anything you need help with feel free to reach out!
Why does my Vital show EQ cut off as semitones instead of Hz? Good tutorial anyway!
Thank you very much! You can change that on the advanced tab!
@@BrokenElegance Thanks! I also have strange clicky sound (randonly in the middle of note) , even though I followed this tutorial precisely. Any idea what could be the cause?
@@MeditationMane Only thing that comes to my mind is that maybe one of your LFOs is not on trigger mode? You can also download the preset file and compare to that!
@@BrokenElegance Gotta do that, thanks again. Hey btw, could you maybe make acid bass tutorial for Vital in near future?
In this the Guy from Sunrise Avenue?
Amazing!
Thank you fellow finn
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Doesn’t really sound like a reese bass to me. Can anyone recommend some neuro or dnb with this sort of bass?
Can you elaborate why it doesn't sound like reese bass to you? Reese bass is a term for bass sound where two detuned waveforms phase cancel each other. In case you are looking for those glitchier or more complex sounds, this is the base sound for them and usually achieving those results requires bouncing and post processing.
Thank you, thank you!
Hi Matias. Thank you for this tutorial, it really helped me a lot to get more interesting result than just a detuned sawave :) One question -> what was the purpose of routing both OSCs to both Filters if the second one is not used?
You are welcome! I am glad to help! To answer your question that was probably a mistake! I create these sounds from my head or based on existing sounds that I have made, so mistakes like that can happen! Basically it's there is no point doing that!
damn great job ^^
great love it
sick
Thank you!!
Thanks !!
where is the free preset ?
i am wondering too! this dude probably just put it in the title of this video for views. clickbait works well, unfortunately
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You got a huge website.
It's not mine, but I am partnered and friends with the guys who run the Black Lotus Audio :)
Sounds okay, but this isn't a Reese Bass in the technical sense. It's just a modulated bass. Reese bass is a bass oscillator, FM'd most commonly by a sin wave osc. This gives basses the low, slow modulation on low notes, but fast oscillation the higher the note is played because the sin wave is oscillating faster
Reese bass originated from old casio synths which didn't have fm capabilities (well they had similar feature, but that wasn't really in use on the those early reeses). The pulsing effect you talk about can be achieved with few different ways. The phase cancellation used here also causes that sound, but not to as great extent as some other methods like fm.
the vid was on 999 likes now its at 1k :D
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Haha Thank you very much! Funnily enough many Finns are really embarrassed about our accent :D
@@BrokenElegance yell you guys shouldn't be. you're you and we're us. no difference.