Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this techno tutorial, I'll teach you how to make an interesting, gritty, textured baseline in Ableton Live. We will use D16 Decimort and Ableton Live Redux and Erosion effects. After watching this tutorial you will know precisely how to achieve exciting bass sound for your tracks.
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In this techno tutorial, I'll teach you how to make an interesting, gritty, textured baseline in Ableton Live. We will use D16 Decimort and Ableton Live Redux and Erosion effects. After watching this tutorial you will know precisely how to achieve exciting bass sound for your tracks.
🫂 Become a Hypnotic Techno Producers Community member and gain access to a dedicated Discord channel with my support, track feedback, and extra tools.
👉 hypnotictechnoproduction.com/membership
📖 Learn more from the 'Rapid Arrangement Mini Workshop' I've created to help you arrange your track in less than 2 hours.
👉 hypnotictechnoproduction.com/rapid-arrangement





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This hypnotic techno tutorial teaches you how to create interesting and cool rhythmic leads using FM synthesis and Ableton devices such as Corpus and Roar. At the end of this video, youll know exactly how to create your own rhythmic techno sounds.
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📖 Learn more from the Rapid Arrangement Mini Workshop Ive created to help you arrange your track in less than 2 hours.
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