Free VST bass/synth for tech-house production

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Free VST bass/synth for tech-house production
Posted on: 17.01.2012 by Andreas Burchette
hey guys,
I'm new to production and I'm trying to get my feet wet using Ableton Live.
I'm mostly into groovy/tech house, so I was wondering whether you could point me to 1 or 2 free VST plug-ins which would be appropriate for bass and synth stabs in this genre.

thanks!
Antonio Jackle
17.01.2012
Originally Posted by 16b441khz
+ 1

Tech house bass is no different to creating your own bass sounds for any other genre. Just less top end and more of a deeper tone than say electro/dubstep. There is no one free vst designed for a specific genre/sound. Thats the great thing about music production, almost limitless in what you want to do. YouTube is your friend.

One tip, researching assigning ADSR to the filters in whichever synth you end up using.

Enjoy
^This

And to answer your question a great free vst is TAL-Elec7ro. Its free, quite simple to use and is on many peoples top 10 free vst lists so you know its quality.
Alyse Plantenga
17.01.2012
Originally Posted by leonidassr
would it be easier maybe to start off by experimenting with ableton's MIDI instruments (i.e. analog)?
+ 1

Tech house bass is no different to creating your own bass sounds for any other genre. Just less top end and more of a deeper tone than say electro/dubstep. There is no one free vst designed for a specific genre/sound. Thats the great thing about music production, almost limitless in what you want to do. YouTube is your friend.

One tip, researching assigning ADSR to the filters in whichever synth you end up using.

Enjoy
Andreas Burchette
17.01.2012		hey guys,
I'm new to production and I'm trying to get my feet wet using Ableton Live.
I'm mostly into groovy/tech house, so I was wondering whether you could point me to 1 or 2 free VST plug-ins which would be appropriate for bass and synth stabs in this genre.

thanks!
Micaela Scherbert
18.01.2012		tyrell n6 synth is a good all around synth.
Marshall Aby
18.01.2012		Operator for live is basically tech house on a stick
Antonio Jackle
17.01.2012
Originally Posted by 16b441khz
+ 1

Tech house bass is no different to creating your own bass sounds for any other genre. Just less top end and more of a deeper tone than say electro/dubstep. There is no one free vst designed for a specific genre/sound. Thats the great thing about music production, almost limitless in what you want to do. YouTube is your friend.

One tip, researching assigning ADSR to the filters in whichever synth you end up using.

Enjoy
^This

And to answer your question a great free vst is TAL-Elec7ro. Its free, quite simple to use and is on many peoples top 10 free vst lists so you know its quality.
Alyse Plantenga
17.01.2012
Originally Posted by leonidassr
would it be easier maybe to start off by experimenting with ableton's MIDI instruments (i.e. analog)?
+ 1

Tech house bass is no different to creating your own bass sounds for any other genre. Just less top end and more of a deeper tone than say electro/dubstep. There is no one free vst designed for a specific genre/sound. Thats the great thing about music production, almost limitless in what you want to do. YouTube is your friend.

One tip, researching assigning ADSR to the filters in whichever synth you end up using.

Enjoy
Andreas Burchette
17.01.2012		would it be easier maybe to start off by experimenting with ableton's MIDI instruments (i.e. analog)?

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