He dedicated time to studying electronic music and subsequently learned to DJ. The mids saw him become a temporary bass player for American death metal band Exhumed.
He then began playing house parties under his DJ Lorin moniker. In he switched to the Bassnectar name and released his mixtape, Freakbeat for the Beatfreaks.
However, he stopped touring in favor of holding his own events which are quite popular among his fans, who are also referred to as bassheads. Multi-Effect Plugins. Best 8 Synthesizers - Updated Add Your Gear Setup. Music Producer DJ. Electronic Hip Hop. Hide incorrect submissions. See details Upvote the most relevant gear Upvote the most relevant gear Plugin Boutique.
So perfect for producing on the road" more. Best Buy. He also uses a pair of MacBook Pros in his live setup. See details Upvote the most relevant gear Upvote the most relevant gear 9. The answer you're seeking is that Lorin primarily uses Reason to write in, and occasionally uses Cubase to a lesser degree. He uses Ableton for His shows, and may make beats in it a bit more now, but that's more or less the way it's been for years and years.
I'd wager that the bulk of his sound still comes out of reason. He's always had a clear vision of what he wants to make, a strong work ethic, and is relentless about tweaking the sounds until they arrive where he wants them to be. And he's figured out a really efficient workflow that works well for him.
Really, that's what makes him so successful. He just stays focused, works his ass off, and always has. When you listen to his albums, it's just the stock synths in Reason, Lots of. Rex files, Redrum or Kong, or whatever. He knows how to make what he uses sound good. The only thing s I dislike about Reason, are the EQ isn't as efficient as I need it to be, it needs a stock multiband compressor, and there isn't just a flat out LFO rack at least I don't think there is.
Re: Bassnectar sound Post by mikeyp » Fri Mar 29, am layers. Re: Bassnectar sound Post by mikeyp » Fri Mar 29, am oops double post. What software do you use for your production? Previously: Reason, Cubase, Sound Forge. How important do you think it is for new djs to personalize their sets with remixes and edits?
But then again, i do not know how essential new DJs are. And that is a crumby thing to say, especially concerning the fact that i am a very inclusive and community oriented person, AND have taught DJ and Remix classes and workshops for years.
I can think instantly of 5 creative things an individual can do that would blow my mind way harder than spinning a dope DJ set. Thanks, Sony. I stakeout goat-breeding farms in the Himalayas with a mic, a minidisc, and some black tea. Deep into the sessions, i record the sounds of carnal embrace, and later i pitch it down make b-lines out of it. I also buy it off of www. And i love Waves L2 Ultramaximizer. If your trying to make and older dub track sound more modern and fit in with a new drum and bass instrumental what are few ways you commonly do that?
I am afraid of sounding kind of obvious here…. EQ out the bass subs definitely, kick most likely. Bug my friends to find me the accapella. Offer lapdances, favors, or even threats if they do not deliver. Wait until the original sample is in heat, then stimulate the remix elements, and lock them in a cage together during the full moon.
Unless of course it is my old Stallion, Henrietta. Henrietta, we all miss you, do come home soon….
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