Create Electro/Trance Synth’s in Reason (Tutorial)

March 9, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

This video shows you how to create a trance synth commonly used in progressive trance and electro music. This video is meant to be used in Propellerhead’s Reason

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The Three Basic Trance Basslines

February 28, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

More info below:

From “Cosmosis Bass Secrets”
http://www.cosmosis.co.uk/cms/index.p…

a workshop specifically on creating Psy trance bass sounds – contains pdfs, VSTi bass patches and instructional videos. More info here: www.cosmosis.co.uk

Part of th COSMOSIS STUDIO SERIES video workshops. For more info: http://www.cosmosis.co.uk/cms/index.p…

Buy the new Cosmosis album: Fumbling for the Funky Frequency at the Cosmosis webshop: http://cosmosis.bandcamp.com

Create basslines like the Kandi-man

December 29, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

Here’s what the author has to say about the tutorial:

READ ME =D
The recording is poor, you will not hear much bass at all in this, but the ideas are all there!

Back with another tutorial! This is a question I get a hell of a lot, and it regards those dirty, distorted basslines that you hear in Daniel Kandi and Suncatcher tracks. Watch to see how I create them in Sylenth1.

NOTE: The effects were done VERY quickly, and I would like to point a few things out:
1. With EQ, remember to use those ears, and only boost and cut to suit your track, take these settings as a rough guide ONLY.
2. The compression, to achieve the best result, lower the threshold about 5 to 6db below the output. Say your bass is at -12db, make the threshold about -18db or so. This will make the compressor act a lot harder and tighten the sound more.

http://www.mediafire.com/?3ql4zc8f8ca…
It’s also worth recommending using a VST like MonoMate or Otium BassLaneFX to center the lower end.

How to Make a Trance Pluck Sound

December 25, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

Step by step video tutorial, how to make a Trance pluck sound similar to the one used in Cosmic Gate – Barra tune. This time a hardware synth is used as an example but the tutorial can be recreated with most virtual instruments.

How to get that trance sound going

September 25, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comment 

This tutorial shows you how to create a trance arpeggio by hand using ableton live, massive, and a sound set from Adam Szabo.

Video tutorial on creating rolling basslines using Ableton Live and Native Instruments Massive.

Bass patch is from 7Skies Massive Soundset available at http://www.standalone-music.com

Kick sample from Sounds of Revolution Club Revolution Vol. 1. available at http://www.sounds-of-revolution.com

This is a follow up ableton live tutorial on creating trance rolling basslines.

Short video that walks through the steps listed in my blog tutorial on creating a trance pluck sound like the one heard in Cosmic Gate’s “Barra”.

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