I don't like to ask for sounds but...

[Nine Volt]

I don't like to ask for specific sounds but...
How do you make the bass in this song?
http://soundcloud.com/noisestorm/noisestorm-let-it-roar
The one around 0:55

Thanks!

[XXDarkShadow79XX]

It depends, what vst do you use? Actually wait, that was a stupid question, you prevails use massive. In order to get those really wet sounds, use the phase modulation or the bend +/- options. Then modulate... something with an envelope with high attack, high level, high sustain, and shot release and decay. I think I used proper envelope terminology. But yeah, I think that's how something like that could be made.

Edit: PREVAILS? REALLY IPHONE???

[Nine Volt]

It depends, what vst do you use? Actually wait, that was a stupid question, you prevails use massive. In order to get those really wet sounds, use the phase modulation or the bend +/- options. Then modulate... something with an envelope with high attack, high level, high sustain, and shot release and decay. I think I used proper envelope terminology. But yeah, I think that's how something like that could be made.

Actually I only use Reason's default library
I do have massive though.

[XXDarkShadow79XX]

Oh. May I ask why you have both Massive and Reason? I thought Reason doesn't support VSTs.

[Nine Volt]

Oh. May I ask why you have both Massive and Reason? I thought Reason doesn't support VSTs.

You're correct, it doesn't, unfortunately. I have FL Studio too, I just much prefer Reason because it's the one I'm most familiar with. I'm getting better with FL though, but I still think Reason has a better sequencer. Plus, you can make a very wide range of sounds with the default library if you are skilled enough.

[Lavender_Harmony]

This has several layers. I'll see what I can do to recreate it, but it's not a simple sound by any means.

[K3WRO]

This has several layers. I'll see what I can do to recreate it, but it's not a simple sound by any means.

Basically, Layer Bunch of synths, Just try to make a basic dubstep bass and layer it on each octave.

[Lavender_Harmony]

The key to recreating this sound is to use the frequency shifter effect in Massive, have both knobs at 12 o clock and play with a few different waveforms as well as doing the pitch modulation heard here.