Native Instruments Massive, bass
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Settings
- osc
- 2 saw -1 + noise layer, unison 3, detune 35 cents, sub sine -2, noise 0.09
- filter
- LP 12 dB/oct into HP 12 dB/oct
- cutoff
- 300 Hz
- resonance
- 0.33, drive 0.32
- envelope
- A 3 ms D 170 ms S 0.55 R 260 ms; fast snap-open into a wobble/growl sweep; filter env amount 0.45
- modulation
- lfo sh 5.5 Hz to cutoff, glide 60 ms, mono
- effects
- tight sidechain to kick, subtle chorus on the sub, octave
- notes
- The bass on "Reptar" is a stacked wavetable/subtractive growl typical of this stretch of Getter's catalogue: a detuned saw layer riding a sine sub, run through a wobble LFO on the cutoff and pushed hard into distortion for the drop. Gear is approximated from Native Instruments Massive and Sylenth1, the default wavetable/subtractive combo for OWSLA-and-Firepower-era 2011-2013 brostep producers.
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- Seedsystem