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The easiest sollution: choose/create another sound for the bass in your track.

If you wanna make the bass more dominant in your song then you have to use a compressor. If it doesn't help then maybe is your Lead and other sounds are too loud.

using automation with plug-ins like vasnguard is easy. In the top left corner of the plug-ins...you'll see a button.

A menu will pop down, and you'll get an option that says "browse parameters".

I learned this on my own when I wanted to use automation with plug-ins, and did it by recording a pattern....and then manually record automation with a knob.

Anyway, once you click on the "browse parameters", to the left in the browser...you'll see parameters for every knob that is being used in the program.

Right-click on any of the parameters you see that pop up in the browser.

Example: You do this, and you see labels like "Cutoff1", "envfil"..

once you right-click, another menu will pop down...and there will be an option that says "create automation clip".

After that. You simply drag the automation button into the playlist on the bottom. I think you can do this with waves also...and time-stretch wav files. I never do that. I use slices for vocals now, it's much easier to edit vocals that way.

No problem.

Trilogy is by far the best bass vst out there...much better than Bass-station, Vanguard, and V-station.

But, Trilogy is huge and the price is a bit high....but definitely worth having a copy of. Special D. uses Trilogy, and you can hear it in a lot of his songs.

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Trilogy is by far the best bass vst out there...much better than Bass-station, Vanguard, and V-station.

But, Trilogy is huge and the price is a bit high....but definitely worth having a copy of. Special D. uses Trilogy, and you can hear it in a lot of his songs.

yes i know, Trilogy is great! maybe I'll get it soon
the fact with spectrasonic vst's (like trilogy) is that you get a database of 3gb with samples, some basssamples for example are 200 mb, so you get very realistic basssounds, also for acoustic bass etc, not only synthbass

sometimes I also use TBL, it's a TB303 but as a vst instrument, I thought this was a free plug-in

Quoted from ""talesoffantasy""

Trilogy is by far the best bass vst out there...much better than Bass-station, Vanguard, and V-station.

But, Trilogy is huge and the price is a bit high....but definitely worth having a copy of. Special D. uses Trilogy, and you can hear it in a lot of his songs.

That is true ! Trilogy rulez ! It's one of the best VSTs for bass.

Yeah, you can use pitch bend in flstudio...but you will need a midi keyboard in order to utilize it..whereas reason includes one in each module in Reason, and you can automate the pitch bend.

If you don't have a midi keyboard, get one as soon as possible...you can get one for around 100 bucks that will include at the minimum keys, pitch bend, modulation (same as release)...and some buttons. But, I recommend ether a midi keyboard with knobs, or a midi keyboard and a mixer with midi support (they even have midi mixers/controllers).

Making electronic music without a midi keyboard..is like painting a picture with a bar of soap, it just doesn't work.

I'm in the process of making a new Reason track, but I might have to publish it so I can include all the samples I'm going to use...along with Refills. Using just Reason's included soundbanks can't cut it for me.