How To Layer Supersaws So They Actually Sound Amazing (A Pro Way)

So how to make your future bass drop not boring anymore? Let's find out!

My Future Bass Packs:

Some future bass playlists:

[brockobama]

this is what i asked for
finaly a person who can make supersaws
i was watching dylan tallchief's video of virtual riot and i wanted to make a supersaw similar to riot's
but sadly dylan didn't explain it how to do it
luckly this video got uploaded and i am realy happy to learn something that i was lookig for months now
thank you for bringing back my creativity again to life

[STRNGERMUSIC]

Me: "ok, now i wanna try to make the same!"


CPU: "Please, No!!!"

[escesounds.]

my cpu exploded just watching this




awesome video btw

[Letsynthesize]

This is perfect technique for future bass!

[Mboyddr]

Yup. This is exactly how you do it. This is THE BEST way. Too many tutorials on YouTube with strange methods and tricks like not showing you the post processing. Love how Ovrsmpld shows himself dropping OTT and actually touching the knobs the way he likes it. Same with the flavor he put on the bass layer. alright i'm outta here, great stuff.

[InspirAspir]

Always look forward to your uploads - this is an outstanding tutorial. Appreciate seeing it all come together from scratch, and the final result is exactly what I've been looking for. Excited to try this out myself 😀

[solitude]

you don't always have to use the bottom note for the bass, try using other notes in the chord to give a different feel

[klicks]

This is the most underrated music production guide video of all time. Change my mind

[dedrxbbit]

Typically, I don’t do a whole lot of mixing with my supersaw stacks. If you want everything to sound thick, I recommend using 5 or 6 layers in total: clean sub, mid bass (thick crunchy low-mids with subs and highs cut out), 2-3 chord stacks, and a crazy arpeggio (to keep some movement). If you use 3 chord stacks, make one of them with a phaser effect for even more movement. Adjust volumes as you see fit. Each chord stack should be slightly different. I recommend playing around with the unison width, octave, and waveform. Even make your own waveform if you wanna be fancy!

[drey]

Out of all the tutorial channels on youtube, this one is the most underrated, not gonna lie. Awesome video

[ItsQubic]

0:03 is that...every single track on Worlds? You have earned my respect before even showing me anything.

Edit: You earned even more respect after showing me things. Great vid.

[CamitoHatsune]

I was always afraid of layering for some reason, I thought one sound would be enough. But I see your side

[StuartFerguson]

I like this tutorial riff more than any future bass song I have ever heard.

[imlskr]

This was such an informational video ! It's 4 am and I'm in bed but thanks to you I really want to turn back on my computer

[Hockeyguyman]

Very good tutorial, i've been producing melodic dubstep for a couple years and this definitely gave me a few tidbits I didn't already know.


AND THANK GOD you aren't spouting insinuated or overt self-promotion bullshit all the time.


Content and content only, good stuff

[strongmaurice]

Damn it looks like I’m going to have to go thru all ur videos and rewatch every damn one - so helpful

[danisflying]

This is really great! One of the best supersaw tutorials I have found.

[apollog]

one of the most helpful tutorials ive seen

[CardnylMusic]

*Producer Tip:*

Never put Kryptonite near your supsersaws

[Dan-pqtp]

Best supersaw tutorial on the web. Thanks