Ableton Tutorial: How To Make A French House Filtered Bassline (Daft Punk Style, Sub Bass) @Slynk
Ableton Tutorial: How To Make A French House Filtered Bassline (Daft Punk Style, Sub Bass)  @Slynk
Uploaded January 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this Ableton tutorial I show you how to create a silky smooth sounding french house filtered bassline from scratch that sounds almost identical to the one Daft Punk uses in their songs. I don't use any 3rd party plugins. Just good old stock Ableton gear. The one I made in the tutorial didn't sound as cool as the one I made beforehand but for the sake of saving you time, I just wanted to give you the general idea on how it's done. Feel free to spend hours tweaking yours until it's perfect. I only spent 10min.

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