this guy knows his shit ridiculously well

I like that Seamless is a floating, disembodied head in this video

"Unmolested subfrequencies"

TBH if you want a perfect sub, use your ears and A,B one of your favorite tracks in the drop, put ozone or some type of multiband compressor just so you can solo the low and kind of compare and contrast how your low end sounds in vol and in power, vs the pro.

This cleared up a lot of questions I had about subs...thank you sir with the four eyes...you wear glasses...dun nun nun!

it truly fascinates me how the low end, sub can carry a life all on its own. bring it to life give it character w/ saturation distortion and let it breath through higher frequencies, can be left alone untouched, then mixed w/ other wave forms from harmonics of another sub. sheesh it has such a story.

Thanks alot Seamless, I needed to watch this vid. BTW you are a great teacher because your vids are easy to follow and you explain things very well.

super super useful tip and reminder throughout production process. actually revisiting this particular overall explanation of sub separation after so many years. so glad this is still up and your still doing your thing =). this tips carrys across any DAW and style of music. awesome tutorial from an all around awesome dude! thanks so so much seamlessR! you saved a girls life =)

So simple, but effective. Another gem!

Thanks M8. Your most helpful video yet.

Unrelated to sub bass's but could you do an entire video specifically on how patcher works and how you can use it to your advantages? go over the pros and cons? Or if you already have a video explaining Fl's patcher let me know... have a nice day Seamless thanks for the informative video!

YESSSSSS!!! Thanks so much Seamless! :)

r u skrillex?

I also hear that a pure sine osc with a second osc that has very minimal amplitude and consist of a square, is the perfect method of creating a monster subbass, but remember, MINIMAL amplitude, that means only a few ticks turned on, like if you solo it it is almost like distant.

Thank you so much for this! My production skillz (that don't exist) thank you!

Damn, this video has the best like to dislike ratio I've ever seen. Outstanding job Seamless!

150 hz high pass filter on the "non-sub" bass seems a bit high to me. You'd then have a gap between 100- 150 hz which would sound weird

Why is your sub bass so freaking huge? I make a 1 voice sine wave in Sylenth and Sytrus and it shows up as a super slim line in the EQ. Thanks for the advice dudes!

omgg.... i was just thinking about this a few days ago :D

I'm confused. When people refer to a "bass" are they refering to a "sub-bass"? What other types of core basses are there?

I realize this is all pre master but I usually mono everything under 120-150hz when mastering, and just make a resonant high pass around 30hz, that gives me more headroom to work with. And of course I always layer in a 3xosc sine with the crc's turned off, purest sine imo.

These 4 notes... Prodigy - Out of Space! (probably by accident, and not on the same octave)

I did not know to put it at 150. thank you this has been helpful.

so.. did he ever actually say WHY the sub bass was wobbly and not static?

In one of my songs, I am applying a rapid low-pass filter to the sub, so that it wobbles in time with the main bass sounds (FM basses, distorted wobbles, etc.). I'm also applying a sidechain compressor to duck the sub around the kick. Is this kind of sub modulation acceptable, or is it better to have a sub that's totally rock-solid the whole time?

Haha that ending!!!! YES!

Good stuff will help my music thx.

Would there be any benefit to making your sub channel on the mixer mono, via the stereo separation knob dealy? I've been using FL since v3 and the way it deals with mono vs stereo channels still baffles me.

How low should a subbass tone be? I've heard 65hz or lower for the sub tone so I've just been doing that.

Might be a schoolboy question haha but I'm glad you touched upon this as I've been pondering some things in regard to something similar myself, so I'm curious, how effective do you think this would be to do if you were using already rendered audio and don't have the patches you used ? so essentially, if I have a pattern of say about 5-6 differently designed shots and wanted to reinforce the lows of the pattern as a whole rather than per individual shot, do you reckon I will run into any kind of issues as long as the fundamental notes are the same in each layer ?

funny fact : i've made the exact same reflexion yesterday night at eptic and Dodge n Fusky gig^^ Anyway, what's the shortcut you use to copy pianoroll from your synth to your sytrus at some point of the video?

Can you automate plugins in Patcher?

Seamless, do you think you'll use this technique or are you going to stick with your own methods. This way seams a lot easier and sounds really good. What do you think?

how did he do that clean sub bass 3:10 sorry for asking

Ok, I just wonder man, you do not low pass the other copy of your instrument because you kinda want the higher frequencies/harmonics of both instruments kinda mix with each other or do I get it wrong? Thanks for the video btw!

How to create a sub?

Which How To Bass?

5:42 can your mac do this? i think not

Do you think it's still worth it to high pass the basses and add a sub in Serum? or is the direct sub out option sufficient

When I do a sinewave Fruity EQ2 doesn't show me a single band.. it shows me multiple bands between 20 and 60 Hz. Am I doing something wrong? Could it be the clicking sound that for some reason is produced? The note is low enough and it definitely is a sub bass.

Your like the Master of Dub Step Wobble Bass lol but do you also do any tutorials about Lush Pads or Soundscapes or something Atmospheric? Thank you :) Love your videos btw very informative no matter what genre :)

The Floating Head has spoken

If i use a basic supporting sub like this the sub instrument varies in perceived volume on different frequencies. How do i make my sub notes sound equally as powerfully sounding on different notes ?

At 3:00 please someone tell me how you can copy and paste like that. It will change my life forever. Pleeeeeaaaseee sooommmoooonneeee!

is it normal that I think that taking away any bass under 250 Hz is my magic number for taking away the lead subs?

Can this help with trap production

Hey how loud should one mix their sub? I guess it's all just to ear, right?

You forgot Layer windows Smemlass

Чёт я нифига не понял...

Does this mean you'll be using a sub now? PLS!

Why 150Hz? Is there a more scientific explanation?

DERP FIRST DERP

Ctrl+c then Ctrl+v

bro

Un molested?

talks half an hour. makes a cut.