This sound design tutorial, via NicksTutorials, looks at creating a Jungle Bass sound in Ableton Live.
Part 2 of the Jungle Bass tutorial below.
via oubliettezombie:
In this video I use field recordings to create a bass patch that might be used in a Jungle or Drum’n'Bass production.
I go over some basic intermodulation between LFO’s, describe the Saturator effect’s controls, use the morph parameter to create an interesting filter curve, and more. Additionally, I show two effects that were released with Live 8: The Limiter and the Frequency Shifter.
Download the Live project file here (you need Live 8 or later with Sampler).
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