Does anyone know of any plugin for OSX that does something similar to this? I want something that can smear very obviously separated notes together in a more transparent way than reverb.
https://youtu.be/kHdfnj1rejU?t=2m5s

I'm currently trying to organize all my Serum folders to clean up my flow a little. I feel like there have been times I've opened presets and the Noise OSC files/Wavetables have been saved to that specific preset.

Does anyone know if this is possible and how to do it? Or am I imagining things?

This topic should definitely be super active. Bass House is an awesome genre, and personally, I'm having a ton of fun working on a preset pack based on Jauz/Ghastly sounds for Serum right now. So far what I've discovered in Serum at least is a lot of the sounds you think are complex are actually quite simple. Mussar was explaining it pretty well. The majority of Bass House sounds use FM to some degree.

In Serum specifically, I've been utilizing the Sub OSC as a sine wave to provide a steady low end to the sound as everything else is being modulated heavily. Then I use either two, simple waveforms with FM if I want a screechy Jauz bass or two, complex, digital wavetables for a more wobbly Oliver Heldens style bass. To create movement, I've been modulating either a highpass or lowpass filter with an LFO and using that same LFO for any kind of wavetable shaping.

Here's an example of the way I normally make Bass House style sounds in Serum:


This sound is literally all sine waves and I modulated everything with the same LFO. There's a sub OSC, body (OSC A), and OSC B which has no volume but is FM'd with A to generate harmonics. OSC A is then running through the highpass filter that creates more of a wobble.

Hey guys! I wanted to get some advice and start a topic on how you all organize and manage your files, sample libraries, and project files. I've gone through several iterations of organizational structure, but recently, my latest attempt has gotten really messy and I want to try and simplify it.

Explaining or posting pictures of the way I have my computer set up would be more confusing than anything so I'd love to see if anyone else has got a system they're really happy with.

A lot of the tone you get out of a pitched vocal comes from the formant shifting of the sample. So if you pitch something down an octave and adjust the formants of the sound, you can retain a ton of the spectrum that wouldn't be there otherwise. Most vocal processors will have this available.

Now I'm just waiting for them to add Nexus or Omnisphere.

I can see the Spectrasonics guys being cool with monthly payments, not so sure about Refx though!

I remember awhile back someone talking about a plugin that puts transients slightly out of phase to give a cool 'haywyre' effect to sounds, but I can't find it anymore! Anyone have a link?

He also uses borne's MIDI translator pro, and created custom MIDI controls that allow him to fluidly drag and drop tracks into Ableton without much effort.