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You, Dash Glitch, and E-Clip are some absolute gems for producers in this genre(s). Thank you.

I just CANNOT believe that you uploaded this one for free!!! Was going to sub to your patreon to see this but now you got a new sub and a shit ton of respect my man. This is probably the most in depth guide to the topic at the date and the community owes you my man. Have a great holiday

I don't even produce Psy-Trance, but needed an in depth rundown of all things phase. This is a blessing. It's insane a lot of other genres just glance over that

Thank you much for this video! I really appreciate, there is so much to learn about kick and bass processing that my head is almost turning yellow. But you covered a lot and that will help future producers a LOT!

I finally understand what the phase is, thank you

I spent so much money on something that didn't work for me at all and then I found your video and I couldn't believe that such important information could be free, thank you very much for this

As if the Yellow sun is rising again. probably the best video i've seen for a production topic, and the concepts can be applied to so much music. This gave me a fundamental and essential understanding of Kick & Bass, on a level of detail I'd only expect in a college course. This feels like a the key to this genre has been unlocked for me. I appreciate you so much my friend.

incredible work dude, thx for sharing your knowledge!

This is not just helpful for Psy Trance but for all other related genres too. I would highly recommend everyone to watch this video and take notes!

(Sorry for my english) 🇫🇷 Thanks for you advice, as beginner/intermediate producer, I recently discover your channel and you make amazing tutorial ,I love use some psytrance element on my hard techno track like the famous kick bass rolling and your videos are very interresting to understand how it does work and that very helpful ! You give a good detail to progress and try to perfect sound. Again thanks you and i stay tune for futur video 🤘

Super interesting topic mate!! And wow, more than 3 hours and not wasting a minute. Well played mate! (Love your "yellow" pillows) 💛

great guide, i think you re right, doing the wavetable re-synthesis is going to be the most popular way, especially for the embedded phase info and that subless note lol . 30 years ago i was using Init patch of S1000 which gives a very clean sine and layer that sub to a hi-passed bass. of course i was trying to adjust the phase by ear but i was unaware of so many issues...Yellow

Your process for synthesis bass is the best.

Your videos are simply amazing & I need to say that you're a very good teacher. I often have problems staying motivated in the beginning stages of learning a new skill and that's why I tend to be discouraged when watching other psytrance-bloggers - their videos are good, but sometimes very complicated and thus not easily accessible for beginners. In contrast, you explain everything very well & in a very logical manner that everything makes sense (even to me as a production amateur). Really enjoy watching your videos, hope you will continue doing what you do!

Awesome in depth video on the kick and bass relationship. I learned heaps of sound design tips and tricks. Thanks for the effort you put into making this 💛

Dude thanks a lot for this, it solved a lot of phase problems I wasn’t aware of while producing, much love ❤

you're the best! and the yellow pillows are really nice bro :)

Much love and appreciation for the hard work as always. Keen as for this one!

Amazing job! Thank you so so much for sharing your knowledge 🙏

Kudos to you. Very thorough and informative. Was a pleasure to watch.

Dude thank you for sharing your time and knowledge with us. The way that you approach topics and your instructions are on academic level.

1 year again he has updated! thanks a lot man

Thanks for all the work man!

thank you REALLY much for doing all of this, you are god for all of us, people who want to master bass synthesis. keep going man💪🏽

Thank you for sharing this, amazing content. And I am sure a lot of us watched fully. :)

Thank you a lot for this guide. It's really detailed and structured. I did try some synthesis out myself already and watched other guides, I feel that this guide finally nailed down the fundamentals for me.

Dude... @projektor_music your tutorials are supreme!!! Everything makes so much sense now! Thank you so much for posting these. Your tutorials have helped me make much better music during a rough time in my life.

This was amazing. Thank you! 🙌🙌🙌

What an amazing lecture! The best Psytrance bass+kick tutorial I've seen so far 😍 I am about to release my first psy-trance tracks, and your tips help me a lot to double-check if everything is fine and improve the quality of my music in further work. All the advice I've been collecting from the different videos is now in one place. It's just amazing! Thanks a lot!

This is probably the best sound design tutorial out there. You deserve way more subscribers.

yellow yellow yellow your videos are crazy explanatory. its on another level. Thank you!

unreal! thank you so much for your time, effort and not least "no bullshit knowledge" of the subject matter. This was a YELLOW one for me and will be again and again for reference. thank you

This is pure gold thanks for this man!!!

Wow, thanks you so much my man. Really appreciate it. As a teacher I can say the tutorial seems well built and structured.

Absolutely monumental work. Thank you.

Yellow. Wacthed it. Very helpful. Ill watch it again and put into practice.

Danke für deine Videos! Grüße aus Deutschland

Thank you so much! This really helped me breaking through a plateau

Cool yellow pillows. Thank you for the wisdom, Psytrance Wizard.

Amazing explanations, thank you.

Dude, that tutorial is mindblowing nice explained. Very big fuqqin nice THANKS goes out :)

Well done for the extended tutorial.

the most complete psytrance kick and bass tutorial in youtube , excellent job , very detailed explanation , thanks dear projektor 🥰 in continuation of this tutorial would you please make a tutorial about changing bass notes like in progressive psytrance style ? like playing in 4 different notes in a song , thanks 💋

amazing bro I appreciate this very much :)

Dude this is overwhelming of information but thank u very much 🙏

Thank you !!

This is some great content mate 👌 yellow

Thank you!

Oh boy you've made the absolutely longest psy kick and bass video on the internet, with that yellow pillow in the background. People will probably benefit from that you knitted this into one packet so that it's easier to contextualize the bits and pieces. We're gonna have so much bass. Or, as the vocals conversation said in one classic psy track: "I don't know, I don't really know (if) I need all that bass" "Oh I think you need all that bass"

bro this is the most powerfull tut ever ❤, thx a lot now i think i will become patreot from u!!! i looked it 10 times and my brain is still cooking ❤❤❤😂

i was wondering about how the things could sound in a top down mix process, for instance instead of preparing the kick and bass from the yellow point about phase alignment, cleaniless, to the mix point, having a sketch of the kick & bass (solving only basic things such retire phase randomization), through the creation process, and then on the mix make the whole sound better and then going to the detailed parts, like kick & bass, that way the work can be done without worring about post-processing ...

i am on minute 50:00 and i am loving the video, great work !!

Thank you.

brilliant!

Danke!

Great vidéo 🫠

BeastMode 💪💪💪💪

Best quote at 27:45 . You killed me with that brother. eheheheh I love this guy

Not so much YELLOW bellow ... But here is one! I have a suggestion on 1:35:46. When you import your wavetable on Serum, the sampling can be an issue (loosing definition on the high for example). I think you can improve it by going on the Oscillator Table Edit and click right --> Generate Saw. That way, it will generate a saw again with all the original definition and conserve the phase creation that you are looking for. Furthermore, the clicking part of the wavetable is no more at 0 dB. You can solve it too by tweaking the phase of the 2nd harmonic Oscillator Table Edit. Let me know if it is not a good idea because I use to do it. Anyway, congratulation for your Guide, it will definitely help people to get great Bass lines. Thanks

Thank u

Projector i have one idea on upgrading the all in one patch , you can create another LFO and connect to the Noise OSC, make the random down, enable one shot mode, enable pitch tracking, move the pitch up to 46.00st, level down to 0, the new LFO need to look like this |```'''``\, to stop down on the right bottom on the grid , than go to Matrix put first the Noise OSC on ( -52) on OSC A Vol like this and assign to macro 2 , than under put Noise OSC (+17) on B Vol to macro 2 , this will allow you to manipulate the first transient on the sub and to shorten a bit to the grid , cheers

this video is my secret weapon to join the likes of CARV in the psytrance hardtechno scene, i wonder if he also learned it from you

I have drum generator in my DAW but I don't really understand what it is doing. It has knobs for controlling the click and knobs for controlling the bass. Yet, I had to guess what note it is playing and trust my ears and hope the tuner can catch the corect pitch of the bass.. So I might as well try the synth thing. For now I'm just using sampled kick or two.

very nice made thank you (yellow)

I like the yellow pillows

epic!

I learned a lot from your video. You just earned another subscriber. I have one question though. Do you think it's a smart idea to make the pitch shift of the kick stop before the first bass on the same note with the bass? So that both the kick and the bass are going to be in key?

Speaking great english my Dutch friend!

great video! one question though regarding the rolling bassline and the complexities there; do you think a kick of 1/16th length cannot provide enough punch?

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Yelow bro , i watched entire video this time 😅🎉

Great Video. Do you offer Kick and dialed in, matching Bass combo sample packs on your site? Or have Melody playable wavetable Basses for Serum?

hello! how can I move the coarse pitch in one direction? you mentioned but I don't know how to do it. thanks & respect

First off…Kudos, besides the section where you jumped from phase to phasing, great material information. However, I’d like to pose a question on the practical aspect of this. It seems to me that, either many people don’t know how to apply the kick-bass phase relationship or they’re pawning it off to the mastering engineer and would love your take on this. After countless hours and years of watching online tutorials (especially those start to finish ones), phase is so prevalently left out of discussion as to almost gate-keep this info; or just skipped over entirely and I am wondering if somewhere in the process did I miss it? Or as I previously mentioned left to the final engineer to fix? Is it possible to achieve your level of correction from the start at the end? Finally, I apologize if I may have missed as am new to the channel any special considerations when working from an analog start (let’s say a moog)

I notice there's like a white noise/hiss at the tail of my bassline. I'm not sure what is causing this but it's more noticeable when stereonizing my bass. It happens in mono too though. And this happens as soon as I modulate the low pass filter on the main filter of serum. Playing with the phase knob of the oscillator also changes the sound of this noise. Any way to get rid of that white noise/hiss or is that just an side effect of modulating a saw wave?

How do you make it one directional though?

While probably not strictly necessary, as it relates to sampling a bass note for wavetable generation, I (think? Could someone who actually understands basic math check my work?) I worked out how you would need to sample it to match the 2048 samples per wave cycle you mentioned that Serum uses for synthesis. I'm unsure as to the usefulness, but please humor my attempt, k? 🙂 If we stick to the C1 note you used in your example, C1 has a frequency of 32.7Hz. Inversely this equates to one cycle at C1 having a duration of 32.7ms. Sampling a single cycle isn't really practical so, to keep it easy I started from a sample length of one full second. To get the number of cycles per second at C1 we divide 1000ms by 32.7ms. This gives us 30.581 full cycles during a one second recording. You said that Serum samples each cycle 2048 times so if we wanted to achieve this sample rate over the duration of a one second recording of C1, we would need to record at a sampling rate of 62,629.969Hz (I think we can safely round that to 62,63kHz without it causing too many issues). My interface (and presumably yours as well) doesn't do weird sampling rates like that so to compensate, we can achieve the equivalent by recording at 96kHz for 1.5328 seconds (let's round off to 1.533 seconds so people don't get us confused with students of geodesics, who I hear get really, REALLY excited when they can increase the accuracy of their calculations by an additional decimal point). This should, in theory net us a recording where each cycle of C1 has been sampled 2048 times (or very close to it...if I didn't screw up somewhere which, is more likely than not that I did, but the method of calculation should be correct at least, even if a number/the numbers are wrong). I only recently got into psytrance production and this video in cross reference with others will be very helpful and I wanted to extend my thanks to you for taking the time to record such an in depth look at kick and bass production on a wholistic level. I hope my novice attempt at math isn't an insult, I was just curious how I'd need to record the initial note if I wanted the sampling to match Serum and thought there's a chance you might find it useful or, if nothing else, humorous if I botched it. Thanks again!

Should I phase allign the first note with PHA first then bounce down to a sample and then remove the low harmonics on it? Or do it the other way and just remove the low harmonic on first note without PHA an then bounce down to sample that can be put on first note and then have the two other notes in the baseline woth the low harmonic?🙏🏽😁

Damn! It’s the best video lately, not for psy only! It’s works great for techno with rumble too!!! Thank you! Ps, tried to clean dot on screen twice, before realized that it’s on the wall =))

yellow :)

Using Serum for kick is torture, why not use Kick2 ?

Where are you from?

Oh hey. I love you. That is all.

Yellow

I wonder if you could use a kick that isn't symmetrical over time, like a jersey kick

Dude, im willling to pay good money for this, like 50$ at least, this shouldn't be free

thank you for this! have a nice hollyday!

Truly appreciate you taking the time to share your knowledge! How long did it take you to retain this amount of information, it's a bit overwhelming lol

Thank you!