How to make the PERFECT Sub Bass in Serum

Using this simple tip you will learn how to make the perfect sub bass in Xfer Serum.

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[lowfrequency]

Thank you for not only sharing the ‘how’ but also the ‘why.’

[GLamoRousCooKie]

Finally someone who knows what they're talking about. Thank you for this, you're a really underrated channel.

[kevinwilliams]

Maximum volume, Minimum voltage... 💡 Now I can get my headroom! Thanks Dude!

[haulee]

Oscilloscope (in conjunction with SPAN) has become an integral part of my production process based on the information you present in this video. Very well done. I find myself coming back to this video to refresh the theory in my head every so often.

[jzxph-]

this is a good demonstration, super easy to understand

[yemreozturk]

Wow! That is mind-blowing. Subscribed!

[anstudios]

Absolutely amazing video, even 3 years later. thank you!!!

[OfficialGainGuru]

Thank you for such a short and easy to understand video many thanks to you sir

[spicymemechannel]

You have no idea how much this just changed my music production

[valhallaatmedawg]

The Melda saturator (free plugin) is another neat thing to play with here. It lets you add harmonics by number. If levels are balanced out equally, it's pretty clear that saturator is pretty worthwhile to use. Wave shape stays the same, provided it is attenuated while looking at oscillascope. It creates more harmonics above the 3rd, and amplitude is almost totally not effected when looking at Voxengo SPAN (free plugin). Under SPAN, we can see the 2nd harmonic is low enough to not be able to see it unless you increase the 2nd harmonic directly in Serum to find out where it is. The sound with the Melda saturator is pretty nice sounding. You can still hear it when the volume on the speakers is reduced to not being able to hear it unsaturated.

Also, playing different notes greatly affects the oscillascope findings. Probably best to create one perfect note, and then use that in a sampler. I'll probably try that out today.

Very cool video!

[drivebyninjastar]

shambhalove in top left corner! love the tutorial!

[LonelySenpai]

dude this tutorial is absolutely goated

[chiantighalson]

Perfect man! I watched a Mr. Bill tutorial on this, but really wanted to know how to achieve this in Serum... Thanks!

[ycedi]

That masterclass is so so good, thank you for this video though cause seeing it explained by somebody else also helps.

[PelletJamie]

Not enough music producers understand the science behind it. Could be a fascinating course

[BotanBeyaz]

Brother. I absolutely have no idea how to thank you lol. Just made a patch usin this...and dam.... hundredz ov endless tutorials and this the one that actually stuckkkk.. bra dis sub lit af hahaaa :D

[Zu.wav..]

Thank you for that explanation, you clearly know what you're talking about. Quality content!

[rwharrington]

Thank you very much man. Appreciate the content!

[bobbybowring]

<3 'Mixing With Your Mind'

[MONEYMINDSET-ENTERTAINMENT]

Thanks mate! That helped a lot! Lovin how your subby bass sounds!