Question

Can someone make me a fast beat - not overdoing it but a lot of base? needs to be like 4-6 minutes long

Answer 1

Hi-Hats: Use a 1/8 note "rolling" pattern. Every 4th beat, add a 1/32 note triplet roll for energy.
Snare: Place strictly on the 2nd and 4th beats of every bar.
Kick: Sparse. Only use it to emphasize the start of a loop or a bass slide.
2. The Bass (The "Heavy" Feel)
Since you want a lot of bass, use a Distorted 808 with a long decay.
The Key: Keep the bass notes low (between C1 and F1).
Technique: Use Sidechain Compression so the kick drum "ducks" the bass for a millisecond—this makes the bass feel much harder without muddying the track.
The Pattern: Follow a simple 1-bar loop, but on the 4th bar, let the bass "slide" up an octave and back down.
3. Arrangement for a 5-Minute Track
To reach your 4–6 minute goal without it being boring, use this structure:
Intro (0:00 - 0:30): Just a dark, atmospheric pad or a simple 4-bar melody. No drums.
The Drop (0:30 - 1:30): Full bass, fast hi-hats, and the main beat.
Bridge (1:30 - 2:00): Remove the 808 bass and the kick. Keep the hats going to maintain the "fast" tempo.
The Switch (2:00 - 3:30): Re-introduce the bass but change the melody slightly (transpose it up 2 semitones).
The Breakdown (3:30 - 4:15): Slow everything down. Use a "Half-time" effect on the melody.
Final Peak (4:15 - 5:15): Bring back the heaviest bass version for the finale.
Outro (5:15 - 6:00): Fade out the drums first, leaving only the bass rumble and then silence.
Recommended Tools
If you want to assemble this quickly using high-quality sounds:
Sounds: Find heavy 808 samples on Splice or Cymatics.
DAW: Use BandLab (Free/Browser-based) or FL Studio to sequence the patterns above.
Vibe Reference: Search for "Aggressive Phonk" or "Dark Trap Instrumental" on YouTube to hear how the 150 BPM interacts with heavy bass.

Answer 2

To achieve a powerful, clean bass sound in 2026 without it becoming muddy, modern DAWs offer several specific features and processing techniques.
Essential DAW Processing Tools
Multiband Distortion/Saturation: Instead of distorting the entire signal, use a multiband processor (like FabFilter Saturn or Ableton's Saturator with a rack) to apply grit only to the mid and high frequencies (above 100Hz). This adds harmonics so the bass is audible on smaller speakers while keeping the sub frequencies clean and powerful.
Sidechain Compression: Use this to briefly "duck" the bass volume whenever the kick drum hits. In 2026, many producers prefer Dynamic EQ sidechaining (using tools like Wavesfactory Trackspacer), which only ducks the specific frequencies where the kick and bass clash, rather than the entire volume.
Monophonic Mode & Glide: Ensure your bass synth is set to Mono (1 voice) so notes don't overlap and create mud. Use the Portamento/Glide feature to create smooth pitch slides between notes, a staple of modern fast-beat genres.
Soft Clipping: A "hidden secret" for heavy bass is using a Soft Clipper (like the Fruity Soft Clipper in FL Studio) on the master or bass bus. It allows the bass to hit "harder" against the 0dB ceiling without the harsh digital distortion of a standard limiter.
Mixing & Layering Techniques
Frequency Slotting (EQ): Use a high-pass filter to cut everything below 40Hz to remove useless "rumble" that eats up headroom. Boost slightly at 100Hz for warmth or 51Hz for more physical "thump".
Sub-Bass Layering: Layer a clean, low Sine Wave underneath your main bass sound. Keep this sub-layer strictly in Mono to prevent phase issues on large club systems.
AI Stem Separation: Newer 2026 DAW versions like FL Studio 24 and Studio One 7 Pro include built-in AI stem separation, which can be used to isolate and study the bass layers of reference tracks for better matching.
Recommended Plugins for 2026
SubLab XL: Specifically designed for sub-bass and 808s with built-in distortion and layering.
Xfer Serum: A standard for custom sound design; use its wavetable synthesis to create unique, evolving bass tones.
808 Monster: A popular 2025/2026 choice for "instant" industry-quality 808s that don't require heavy additional processing.
Boz Big Clipper 2: Excellent for retaining low-end weight while clipping the signal to make it feel louder.

Answer 3

Hey so by the way, thank you but at the same time AI isn't really allowed :>

Answer 4

I have stuff rote down on docs I can share I make music