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Let’s create the synth bass to “Let It Whip” by Dazz Band #synth #tutorial #moog #synthesizer — Transcript

by Reginald "Regg" Smith · 209 words · 36 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00Today, I'm going to show you how to
  2. 0:01create that iconic synth bass to let it
  3. 0:02whip by Datsik Ben. And I'm using the
  4. 0:04Moog Messenger, but you can do this on
  5. 0:05your synth.
  6. 0:07>> [music]
  7. 0:13>> So, I'm starting with a sawtooth
  8. 0:14oscillator, and I have my glide up a
  9. 0:16little. Now, if you notice, we are at
  10. 0:18full sustain, so let's just add a bit to
  11. 0:20the release.
  12. 0:22Now, let's go to our cutoff and roll it
  13. 0:23back.
  14. 0:25Now, we're going to go over to our
  15. 0:26envelope amount, and we're going to turn
  16. 0:27that up. Now, we're going to add a bit
  17. 0:29to the decay.
  18. 0:31>> [music]
  19. 0:32>> Now, let's bring up our sustain.
  20. 0:35And let's also bring up our release.
  21. 0:38Now, let's add a little bit of
  22. 0:39resonance.
  23. 0:40Now, let's bring that first oscillator
  24. 0:42down a few octaves.
  25. 0:43>> [music]
  26. 0:44>> Okay, now let's add a second oscillator.
  27. 0:48And notice this is sawtooth as well.
  28. 0:50Now, let's detune it.
  29. 0:56Now, let's bring that second oscillator
  30. 0:57down an octave.
  31. 0:59Now, let's lower the volume down on the
  32. 1:01first oscillator and take a listen.
  33. 1:06>> [music]
  34. 1:12>> And that's how you can create the synth
  35. 1:14bass to let it whip by Datsik Ben.
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