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Here's the big one! A full hour+ tutorial on my techniques for putting together a melodic riddim track and what us folks are doing in the forefront of the genre in terms of sound design. I go through a multitude of ways to introduce more colour and tonality into your basses and how to layer multiple textures to create some really interesting and unique sounds.

If you have any questions about the tutorial ask away in the comments below! 

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Tutorial - Melodic Riddim & Adding Tonality To Your Basses

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Comments

Ryan Shah

How did you make the atonal serum bass at 0:30? I tried to follow what's shown on your serum but it doesn't sound quite right. It looks like your LFOs are modulating more than what can be seen on screen. Are there any effects applied?

Enrico Quaglia

Is it possible to have the preset of the first serum patch?