Noisia Style Reese Trick With Vocoders

[Friv]

I found a neat trick when processing reese basses to make them sound wetter and dirtier, like dirtyphonics, spor, noisia, pendulum, et al.

Simple bass pattern (Just the patch and some pitch automation)



Reese with vocoder Processing



Context with drums


Hope this helps any of you Neurofunk people out there.
-Friv

[Motivfs]

I've always looked to getting into neurofunk too since I'm into DnB, mainly liquid, but yes, I will definitely use this thread for future reference, thanks Friv.

[K3WRO]

I do this all the time with sytrus. It's quite useful if you want your growls nice and wet

[Captain Ironhelm]

Commenting so I can find this later.

[Nine Volt]

I made something similar in Reason. Is pretty coolio.

Also isn't it spelled 'reese'?

[Friv]

I made something similar in Reason. Is pretty coolio.

Also isn't it spelled 'reese'?

Yes, I just refuse to spell it that way.

[Lavender_Harmony]

I made something similar in Reason. Is pretty coolio.

Also isn't it spelled 'reese'?

Yes, I just refuse to spell it that way.

Why? It's spelt Reese. Refusing to makes you look dumb, because it originates from a sampled bassline from 'The Reese Project", namely this track.

So please stop being so stubborn.

[Friv]

I made something similar in Reason. Is pretty coolio.

Also isn't it spelled 'reese'?

Yes, I just refuse to spell it that way.

Why? It's spelt Reese. Refusing to makes you look dumb, because it originates from a sampled bassline from 'The Reese Project", namely this track.

So please stop being so stubborn.

Sorry, Lav, it was just a joke....

[AutomaticJack]

Thou shalt pay homage to The Reese Projects!
Thous shalt spell the name correctly!!
Thou shalt not disrespect thy influences!!!
- Delivered in the Royal Voice

[Watashig]

Commenting so I can find this later.

[Captain Ironhelm]

Commenting so I can find this later.

Amazing! thanks.