Autosub by Forgotten Clank Studios now in the shop!

[Ottostrom]

"This is the synthesizer to fulfill all of your subbass needs! Ever had the issue that the bass note was too low for actual "bass" to be felt? Autosub is the solution! Set the optimization faders and you're done. Play whatever note you want and be sure that it will be heard, regardless of the device it is played on!"

Price: €29.00

https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... n/autosub/

[ForgottenClank]

Just wanted to let you guys know that there is a sale planned in about two weeks time. So if you are thinking about picking it up I would trial it first and then buy it during the sale.

[MrFigg]

Just wanted to let you guys know that there is a sale planned in about two weeks time. So if you are thinking about picking it up I would trial it first and then buy it during the sale.

Did you just give away the approximate start date of May Madness?

[Sterioevo]

That is some bass in my trunk right there.

[Loque]

Just wanted to let you guys know that there is a sale planned in about two weeks time. So if you are thinking about picking it up I would trial it first and then buy it during the sale.

Did you just give away the approximate start date of May Madness?

[Loque]

Just watching the video...did he said "breast shaking frequencies"?

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[Sterioevo]

I just watched the video and was very revealing (Freudian slip).
I will have a play on a chunky system PA now to hear the subs...
I might have to add another layer down there?
Keen to feel how much air will be pushed around...

[Sterioevo]

I might add that Selig's ColoringEQ does things to Autosub that are very satisfying.

[Yonatan]

Just watching the video...did he said "breast shaking frequencies"?

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Dont all festival people shake their breasts?

[Yonatan]

"This is the synthesizer to fulfill all of your subbass needs! Ever had the issue that the bass note was too low for actual "bass" to be felt? Autosub is the solution! Set the optimization faders and you're done. Play whatever note you want and be sure that it will be heard, regardless of the device it is played on!"

Price: €29.00

https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... n/autosub/

Crisp looking interface.

[aeox]

"This is the synthesizer to fulfill all of your subbass needs! Ever had the issue that the bass note was too low for actual "bass" to be felt? Autosub is the solution! Set the optimization faders and you're done. Play whatever note you want and be sure that it will be heard, regardless of the device it is played on!"

Price: €29.00

https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... n/autosub/

Crisp looking interface.

I can't stop looking at it

[ForgottenClank]

GUI is courtesy of a friend (PM if you want contact details). A huge thanks to him!

[QVprod]

It's rare that I want a RE these days, but this is really good!

[Loque]

Idd a very nice GUI. Excellent work.

And regarding the RE itself, i gotta check that in detail...those sub-things are some kind of mystery to me. The video was very informative...gotta try this out at the weekend.

[bxbrkrz]

Regarding the GUI. It's like there is a diffuser in front of the (straight, facing down) light source. I love how the shadows look.

[PhillipOrdonez]

Interesting. So this is meant to be used in conjunction with another bass instrument? Or is it meant to be used as the only bass source?

[ForgottenClank]

Interesting. So this is meant to be used in conjunction with another bass instrument? Or is it meant to be used as the only bass source?

You'd use it in combination with another bass. In EDM you often have really crazy bass sounds where a lot of processing is necessary to get them to sound the way they do. That means that often their low frequencies aren't very consistent and the general consensus is that one should highpass them and put a separate sub underneath the main bass that isn't influenced by any processing done on the main bass. This also works for chord stacks where a lot of supersaws work very well for mid and high notes but not for low notes, where the phasing (which gives the supersaws their characteristic sound) causes the bass to be inconsistent in volume.

[Reasonable man]

[antic604]

I don't understand why RS accepts photorealistic looking devices in the store (this one, recent Ujams, etc.). Comparing to all the other stylised stuff, it sticks out like a site thumb, even though it does look great.

Also, I can't see a way to reset oscillator phase on new note? That's gonna be a problem when layering with other synths, because of potential phase cancellation.

[ForgottenClank]

Also, I can't see a way to reset oscillator phase on new note? That's gonna be a problem when layering with other synths, because of potential phase cancellation.

I'm not sure I know what you mean. Every new note will start with a 0° phase. I don't see the point for random phase in a subbass.

[chimp_spanner]

Soon as my migraine lifts I’m gonna try this. Love the look of it. At first glance I even thought it looks a bit Ableton ish. Plus I love orange on grey. So there’s that.

[antic604]

Also, I can't see a way to reset oscillator phase on new note? That's gonna be a problem when layering with other synths, because of potential phase cancellation.

I'm not sure I know what you mean. Every new note will start with a 0° phase. I don't see the point for random phase in a subbass.

It does? That's great! I didn't mean 'random', I meant 'continuous’ or 'free-running' like in analog synths.

[ForgottenClank]

It does? That's great! I didn't mean 'random', I meant 'continuous’ or 'free-running' like in analog synths.

Just to be clear: If you are playing a note and then another one on top of it (so that the new note gets played) the phase will not be reset to prevent clicking. You first have to stop the note and then restart it and it will always start at 0° phase.

[PhillipOrdonez]

Interesting. So this is meant to be used in conjunction with another bass instrument? Or is it meant to be used as the only bass source?

You'd use it in combination with another bass. In EDM you often have really crazy bass sounds where a lot of processing is necessary to get them to sound the way they do. That means that often their low frequencies aren't very consistent and the general consensus is that one should highpass them and put a separate sub underneath the main bass that isn't influenced by any processing done on the main bass. This also works for chord stacks where a lot of supersaws work very well for mid and high notes but not for low notes, where the phasing (which gives the supersaws their characteristic sound) causes the bass to be inconsistent in volume.

No EDM here but I always do this anyway. I was just wondering!

I got to check the video again, my brain isn't working well today, but did you showcase this being used with another bass in it?

[ForgottenClank]

I got to check the video again, my brain isn't working well today, but did you showcase this being used with another bass in it?

Kind of. There are two chord layers and one very distorted bass. I highpassed the distorted bass to leave room for the subbass.