How to Make Marshmello Style DEEP BASS SOUND in Serum: A Step by Step Guide

Hi music producers and music lovers
In this video, I will show you how to make a deep, Subby BASS like the ones used by Marshmello in his Music. This type of bass is one of the most popular in genres like trap, hip hop, progressive house, pop, R&B, nu disco and more
This type of bass has become a staple of modern music and can be heard in all sorts of releases.
I will show you the complete step-by-step process of creating this bass, without skipping any steps. By watching this video and following along, you can achieve your desired results and have a super deep, punchy bass with lots of beautiful low-end in your Music.
This bass is completely made from scratch using Xfer Serum and Serum's internal Wave Tables.
Serum is one of the best synths for creating any type of sound, from basses to leads to pads to plucks and more.
Serum has many advantages, such as:
It is completely customizable, so you can do anything you want with it.
It doesn't require a very powerful system, so you can use it with low-end RAM and CPU.
You can import any type of wave table in any format, and use your own custom wavetables.
You can even import images! That's right, you can import images into Serum!!! it’s so cool
In this tutorial, You will learn you how to create the bass sound from scratch. At the end of the video, I will play a song that I made using this bass so you can hear how great it sounds and see how it can be used. So stay tuned until the end of the video.
I hope this video is helpful and that the tips I share will help you create your beautiful music.
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Leave a comment and let me know what you think of the video and what kind of tutorials or content you would like me to create. Your support means everything to me.
I'm HR Mehrfar and I love to help you on your way to becoming a musician.
You can watch my other videos from the links below:
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"The speech in this video was generated using Google Cloud Text-to-Speech."

[@hrmehrfar]

You can watch my other videos from the links below:
*How to Make a KILLER SuperSaw LEAD in Serum: Create Sound + Mix + PRESET Link*
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*How to Make an Organic BASS Guitar SOUND in Serum: A Step by Step Guide*
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*How to Make Synthwave BASS in Serum (80s EDM Iconic Sound)*
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*How to MAKE WARM Synth KEYs Sound in Serum (FLUME STYLE, Ambient)*
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[@hessamtafreshi9632]

I am proud to announce that he composed this music on one of my poems and I sang it 😎and now I know how he achieved this masterpiece. Thank you dude😇

[@dianashebro1016]

Fascinating outcome 🕺😍😊

[@hrmehrfar]

Your words are always encouraging and inspiring I am so grateful that you take the time to watch my videos and engage with my content

[@Saeed_Samir]

so cool 💥

[@hrmehrfar]

Thank you for watching my video! I hope you enjoyed it ❤

[@armiti8058]

Wow super cool🙌😎 Loved that mate!

[@hrmehrfar]

Thanks buddy for taking the time to watch my video. It means a lot to me 😻

[@TheBarOst]

dude very quality content, unlike others, you let us listen to intermediate results,
while others mostly just show final result

[@hrmehrfar]

Thanks for watching and for the kind words 🙏
I agree that it's important to show the intermediate results. It helps people understand the process and how the final product was achieved. It can also be helpful for people who are learning how to do something themselves. It's important to be honest about the process and I think it's an important part of the learning experience.
I'm always looking for ways to improve my content, so if you have any suggestions, please let me know 🙏