Electronic Producers: best way to make floor shaking bass?

[twist3d0n3]

TL audio make plenty of nice kit; sure there is better out there but for the money (which i don't have piddling out my face) they are great.

the rest of what ^ he says i agree with though; although if you can get some half decent monitors and some ns-10's, get it sounding balanced on both, you're 1/2-way to becoming a mastering engineer

 

[Shayper]

thinking about it, when is it you need it done by? if you wanted (depending on your version of reason - i have r4) send the finished mix and i'll try and master it for you?

4th June, and I use r4 as well, thanks mate

Yeah, I'm setting up a proper soundsystem soon, all I have at the moment is a choice of Microlab R700 or Corsair SP2200. Over the summer I'll be building a proper setup with amp, monitors, and sub. Which I'll probably need recommendations for

It's just a bit risky at the moment in halls to have expensive equipment, I worry about having my pc, and my dremel was stolen

 

[flibbage0]

Hi guys

This one is for the fellow producers I have a set at the O2 Arena (well, proud2) coming up, and want to get a new track sorted for then. I have ideas, but I'm not sure of the best way to get floor shaking bass, that won't cut over the drums and synths. For a heavy dubstep track. I can't seem to get it right on Reason, but I'm not sure if that's due to the speaker system I'm using. So, any help would be appreciated.

Thanks guys

Have you tried fiddling with the scream 4 distortion?

Also glad to hear that someone is using reason, I've got reason 5, but I don't have the time to use it at the moment, also I suck at timing.

 

[Shayper]

Yeah, I use the tube for bass and digital for the dormant synths, works quite well