HOW TO COLOR BASS

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Let me know if there are some techniques that I missed! I would love to know!

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This tutorial out of all the ones I've watched have actually helped me understand the "coloring" methods a bit more. I couldn't for the life of me make a good saw stab for Convolver but I didn't think to spread the voices out like, or to use a pentatonic scale. Thanks for that, subbed

Revoltyx

Another method we and our friend Teksoma figured out: You can get a sound to colorize itself by using Vital's harmonic unison mode, playing chords with the sound and then throwing a vocodex on there with the input and output being the same channel (the sound you're colorizing). This saves a pretty decent amount of CPU and is very much passable, although a bit hard to get working if you don't know what you're doing.
We recommend adding a keytracked comb or phaser filter and an equalizer in the effects section to add movement. Otherwise go ham.

stinkzsys

Bro I CANNOT wait for your album to dro.

Also, damn pitchmap sounds too clean

cuddledog

Amazing tutorial! Information-dense, no bullshit, to the point. Love it. For Ableton users: the built-in Resonators plugin can do this, too. Set resonator I to some root note and resonators II, III, IV, V to +5, +10, +15, +19 (minor pentatonic intervals), respectively. Tweak decay, color and dry/wet.

tune_m

oh my god... i was waiting for a tutorial like this for so long, before watching this i didn't even know that this genre that i loved soo much was called color bass thank you soOO much

woomy-

Color bass makes me feel life, and this video made me feel respectful towards you, probably one of the best tutorials I've ever seen.

morris

Thanks you so much, this is the first color bass tutorial I have have watched that actually explains how the signature sound is created!

amiire

im glad this tutorial pop up on my "Recommendation"

noxitama

Good stuff. I found that the resonator technique sounded the best for me. I tried the vocodex method as well but found the sounds a bit too rich for my taste. My project was to "color" my mainly 2010-2013 era Dubstep sound designs and I made the resonator "flavor" them subtly, which was pretty succesful when considering my humble 2017-2024 of producing experience. Welp, there exists nonetheless a finished project made in 3 days thanks to you! Now, to attempt 2014-2015 drumstep...

tuomasheikkinen

This is pretty good, but i feel like it’s more FL oriented and not as universal. With my experiences you could’ve talked more about how resonators worked more and used some other examples like Kilohearts resonator, Pitchmap, or spectral processing. Anyway you did a great job of explaining a few things like convolution. Have fun producing!

TrickshotMusic