Can't get enough of this bassline....which synth could it be done with?

[joostoftoday]

maybe it ran through a chorus?! so it sounds to me.

[golden beers]

sounds very much analogue to me.

definitely single oscillator, square wave.

sounds like zero resonance, low cut off, and he's tweaking the attack of the ADSR. so the second time that last note hits, it fades in.

SH09 would get you this sound (to name one of the cheapest synths that will get you a nice square wave bass tone), with processing.

[antwoneb]

Thanks!!!

[vespiz]

Do I hear some reverb and / or delay there as well?

[binman_uk]

i reckon the sh-101 could do that. square wave with a touch of chorus/reverb and manual tweaking of the attack.

[syzygywell]

He's on soundcloud why don't you send him a message and ask.. most people aren't as secretive as boards of canada and will actually answer. Lest you think I'm kidding. I actually got answers from two people Bibio being one on some production stuff he had done.. what mics and interfaces.. and he was pretty forth coming which I appreciated.

but the rubbery square wave type bouncy bass is definitely roland sh101 territory.

[golden beers]

i would also second SH101.. mentioned the SH09 because it's a cheaper alternative, and by no means inferior to the 101, if you take the sequencer out of the equation

[natrixgli]

That bassline isn't in the original track, only the Jupiter Jazz remix. It might be a Novation Bass Station...

[Miguel Cordeiro]

Such a sexy bassline!

[antwoneb]

Cool...which other synths could help me with this kind kind of bass?

[Lifer]

Originally Posted by antwoneb

Cool...which other synths could help me with this kind kind of bass?

A DSI Mopho will get you there for a measly £120 via eBay!
It's a fantastic synth for that kind of bass.. check out some of the Youtube vids..

[gr8ape]

ask the guy and tell us

I really wish its done with a softsynth that would be awesome!

[Raddler]

Originally Posted by antwoneb

Cool...which other synths could help me with this kind kind of bass?

logic's es1

[antwoneb]

Originally Posted by Lifer

A DSI Mopho will get you there for a measly £120 via eBay!
It's a fantastic synth for that kind of bass.. check out some of the Youtube vids..

Yeah I know it's good....but I was looking at the MS20 mini too, the Minitaur, the Doepfer Dark Energy....I wouldn't go mysefl for a vintage synth as I don't want any maintenance issue in the near future

Originally Posted by Raddler

logic's es1

I know you can do that with a softsynth (Diva or ACE better than Logic ES1)....but a real hardware synth has a fuller sound expecially for basses.

[Itelbus]

You can get pretty close with Trillian, using the SH-101 square and a LP.

[audioel]

The first two notes in the figure sound more like a saw, and the high note at the end of it sounds more like a square. So its possible its actually two separate sounds playing the bassline together. Pretty much any of the analogs mentioned could do it, but you might have to record it in two passes. I do this trick live a lot by flipping the waveform select switch on my x0x b0x.

[MPRT]

To my hears the timbre is not Rolandish, and i have a few ones..
More into the Moog territory with chorus.

Btw a nice analog synth will give you a great square wave as Goldenbeers said.

[binman_uk]

why don't you find out the artists email and ask?

[antwoneb]

Thanks to all...i'll save for a SubPhatty then....or a cheaper minitaur lol