Creating techno basses

[TomUrwin]

Hi folks,

have been producing more hard house type stuff for the last 4 years or so, have had several releases of these etc so I feel I am of a pretty good standard.

I'm trying to write some techno however, but always seem to struggle on getting a proper techno sounding bass and it usually ends up sounding hard housey. Any tips on creating a bass say like Hydraulix 37A or AP Outta Control? (Although I think the latter is more just the kick with reverb).

Cheers

[Jake Conlon]

Filter down pitched toms with a bitch of resonance. Does the trick for a low rumble. :)

[TomUrwin]

ah sounds like a good idea, cheers

[The_Laughing_Man]

Techno has no defined sound, and if it does, then it isn`t techno already.

Best advice is try something you would never ever do normally, then EQ the ****er.

Alternatively search for my bass tutorials in this forum.

[djfilthmonger]

Hi folks,

have been producing more hard house type stuff for the last 4 years or so, have had several releases of these etc so I feel I am of a pretty good standard.

I'm trying to write some techno however, but always seem to struggle on getting a proper techno sounding bass and it usually ends up sounding hard housey. Any tips on creating a bass say like Hydraulix 37A or AP Outta Control? (Although I think the latter is more just the kick with reverb).

Cheers

Ap Outta control some choon, Have a look for laughing mans Tutorial's they will help u with that

[djfilthmonger]

Found
http://www.blackoutaudio.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=64576

[TomUrwin]

wicked, thanks mate :)