[DNB ] Hoover bass

no point in trying to make what others have already done. but that's my opinion :) only interest is that you might accidentally come up with a new phat sound 100% self-made, ain't that better ?

You are on the right track, just experiment with differents waveforms and lfos on whatever you feel like. As I said on boups, people usually dont give the exact recipes of how they do their sounds. Experiment and try to get a sound you like, you'll feel better in the end. And as djit said, you might come up with a fat sound even if it's accidental.

sounds pretty good imo, it's hard to get that really phat sound, but as Mik said, keep tweaking those sounds and after a while you'll either end up with something phat, or at least learn a lot about processing sound and what to do to get the sound you want

you want a phatt ass sound hé.you can always buy an analog alesis andromeda 8) that will do the trick.it only costs you about 2500 euro's or you can try it yourself like these fellas say,just imagen and you'll flip the digital edge ;) i got suprised of myself>check "the haunt " cheers

"filter" is a magical word

Dude, you're not doing bad here! Have you tried running your basstrack through Isotope Ozone's multiband harmonic exciter/multiband dynamics? It's old, but I find the U.I. pretty damn easy to work with, and it usually gets the job done when you want to turn something less than overwhelming into a blazing inferno:D good luck&keep it up!