How to Make Good Glide Bass (Pitch Bend Bass) - Psytrance Tutorial Ableton

This are three very effective and easy techniques to create a great glide bass / pitch bend bass.

Learn three very effective and easy techniques to create a great glide bass and pitch bend bass in this psytrance tutorial. Discover how to add movement and expressiveness to your basslines, enhancing your tracks with professional-sounding glides and bends. Perfect for producers looking to elevate their bass production skills and create dynamic psytrance music. Follow these step-by-step tips to achieve standout bass effects.

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Intro: (0:00)
Preparation: (0:16)
Voicing: (2:26)
Portamento: (3:14)
Portamento with Multiple Notes: (5:22)
Pitch Bends With Automations: (7:34)

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[unstoppablesoundsx]

This tecqhnique to curve after the begining makes the diference. Good job my friend!

[Yzera_]

Very interesting ! That bass tone is very popular since 1/3 years so it's very kind of you to show some technics to achieve it :)

[psypolux]

great content! Thanks for sharing knowledge ;D

[brampunkt]

Using an lfo as an envelope to bend the pitch is also very nice and clean. I also think it's easier to shape the lfo than the automation lane. Use a macro for the amount to switch between gliding and flat.

[kidkosmik.official]

im am trying to figure out how hujaboy is making is glide basslines, like in his and striders tracks "enter" and "deepest of mysteries". maybe this is the trick? i have to try tomorrow. but maybe that would be a nice topic for a video? :)

[andytuke]

Portamento doesnt care about the length of the overlap. The note-on (in midi terms) triggers the start of the glide, the initial note is ignored at that point unless you release the second note first, then it will glide back to the first note