Ground note and sub

[Gastly]

Sample the Sub from a song that has a really nice deep sub (or whatever sub you're looking for) and then work that into the key you're playing in

[JannikR]

I'm with Reset on this one. I usually think that the sub gives so much more when it hits that one special note that makes your lungs rumble.

but.. then your not with reset

I think you're misunderstanding. Take this track for example:


You know that high sub note? When that one plays it feels soooo much stronger in the track than if all the sub notes would be as powerful.
Maybe it's me who's misunderstanding what Reset said, but this is my opinion anyways

[xTherebythetrees]

D0 - F0 - A0

Is the most powerful combination that i've so far heard

[Adage]

Both those tunes are large!
Seeing as we are now posting tunes with fat subs.... Rockwell - 4u
But yeah, see, I like this song, it has feeling and stuff as much as the next track, but has literally one or two sub bass notes haha. It's just about how you aim to do things!

[MrNiceguy]

Hear, hear. I'm starting to worry that I'm using the same key too often - I've made too many Gminor tracks.

well try tuning your track up or down a few half notes. Ive been thinking about trying that myself just to see if you can make the track heavier by tuning it down.

[xTherebythetrees]

I dont think a tracks heavyness lies entirely in its key.
Dynamics and structure is pretty important too