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Originally Posted by iand
Yeah, I realize Fattest is subjective. Just wanted to hear what some had to kick around about what the Fattest was. For me the Poly Evolver...is the bass I tend to like. The Virus' filter's in my opinion can't unleash the bass beast, but my programing skills are weak....so it may be possible.
I think analog filters can't be beat or are hard to beat....
I guess I'm going for music that hasn't already been done a thousand times.
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A lot boils down to the processing, and I think that it does take a fair bit more processing to get a chunky bass out of the Virus. I don't mind using my VC filters on bass from other machines occasionaly though, but I very rarely turn to it for generating the bass itself (keeping in mind the style of music I like of course).
Like Khazul just mentioned, using the V-Synth to layer and bring life to bass samples is a damn nice way to go, and at the moment that's what I do for all the bass I create. I record little clean bass loops from my analogue gear (or friends gear) and then use the V-Synth - works for what I like.
When it comes to my favourite source of bass waveforms, my CS-10 remains to be on top for me. Just love the thing!