Nonsense - Bass House Ableton Template (Habstrakt, Jauz Style)
By Nonsense · “Bass House (Habstrakt, Jauz Style)”
$31.90
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About this project
Nonsense - Bass House Ableton Template (Habstrakt, Jauz Style) is a project file categorized under Habstrakt, Jauz Style for Ableton Live 10.1. The 81.5 MB download's required plugin list includes Xfer Serum and Reveal Sound Spire. An audio preview is available on this page.
💻 ABass House, Professional grade, Ableton Template, inspired bygreat producers of the genre like Habstrakt, and Jauz(among others), and their Music Production Tricks and Techniques. This template song is focused on big drops, structure, build-ups, synths, automations, big bass lines, with a lot to learn about transitions, song structure, and much more.📣Not for Release❗🎹 The Template was made for Ableton Live 10.1, using Xfer's Serumv1.334 (or higher), Nicky Romero's Kickstart v2Vst Plugins. Also making use of, Stock FX and Stock Instruments. Bass House Style samples for beginners are included, with a full arrangement Beat. Both fully Mixed and Mastered, ready for you to download and start playing it!
- DAW Version
- Ableton Live 10.1
- File Size
- 81.5 MB
- Genre
- Habstrakt, Jauz Style
- Required Plugins
- Xfer Serum, Reveal Sound Spire
Template specification
A finished habstrakt, jauz style reference session based on Nonsense. Open the project, study each section, and apply the production decisions to your own work.
Project contents
- DAW project for Ableton Live 10.1
- Download size: 81.5 MB
- Audio preview available before purchase
- Plugin notes: Xfer Serum, Reveal Sound Spire
Delivery
- Digital delivery immediately after payment
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License
- Educational reference use
- Original work required for release per product terms
Study method
Follow arrangement markers first. Mute groups one at a time to isolate drums, bass, harmony, and mix processing before rebuilding each layer.
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