This is a non-comprehensive Ableton tutorial demonstrating a method of achieving a Skrillex style bassline. This method is basSically a matter of collecting loads of crafty little bass sounds an chopping them about. One thing that I failed to mention here is that it you shouldn’t worry about the sub bass/lower bass as it is always easy to add in a simple sub bass afterwards…that’s pretty much the secret of having PHAT ass bassline

This is the fifth and final video of the house tutorials, in this one i will show you how to clean up your breakdown, filling it out a little and also how to adapt on your second kick in to make it a little different from your original kick in.

In this fourth video i will be showing you how to create a very simple but original breakdown with the use of a sawtooth melody and some nice effects with the LFO settings.

In this third video i will be following on from the second video and creating a bass to fit in with the main lead to help make the kick in alot more powerful.

In this second video i will be following on from the first video which focused on the intro and teaching you how to create a build up and an Afrojack type Lead in 3 simple steps.

n this video i will be teaching you how to create a House track (Similar to Afrojack’s style) in a few very easy to follow videos. This first video will focus on the intro.

Using some cool techniques to make a reggae style loop.

Using compressors, gates, reverbs, midi clips, drum racks and samples.

sample files:
http://joshuacasper.com/tutorials/tut…

Billy Cosmosis shows how to create your own 909 style kicks using synth plug ins..

More info Cosmosis Studio Series video tutorials: www.cosmosis.co.uk