#Producing a clean continuous bass

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frail forum
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Hey, could someone point me to a bass vst (3rd party vsts are fine too) for ableton live that produces bass sound very close to this: https://youtu.be/qSf6bu9ZQ1I?feature=shared&t=27
It even sounds clean at 5:08 where it goes really deep. I really like that sound.

I can’t really figure out how to do it as I’m quite novice at electronic music. I already went through Ableton’s preset vst's but couldn’t find a good match. "Sinelike Basic Bass" was sort of similar, but is missing something.

Any help, like link to a tutorial is welcome!

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nova sun
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could be a reese bass layered with a sine sub

austere mesa
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I can send him a message to ask if you want, but it absolutely just sounds like a deep reese with a sub sine like Kiwi mentioned

frail forum
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thanks for the reply. created some sort of reese bass with ableton's wavetable synth as base. used this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YC7w4Hu59nM&ab_channel=Scenes

also tried it using operator synth's following this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYOkamZC1qY&ab_channel=VenusTheory
but operator's layout is weird. I find it difficult to grasp.

As for the layering:
Do you mean that i have two tracks, sine bass and reese bass. Then I EQ the sine sub's mid to high frequencies out, and reese bass's low and high frequencies out. or something of that nature?

I'm slowly climbing this learning curve.

frail forum
austere mesa
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you could also use two separate synths but that ends up getting you into more phase related issues

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also sounds like the bass has a subtle phaser / flanger effect to it

austere mesa
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Operator is an FM synthesizer

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not a subtractive synth