rolling tech house sub

About this sample

This sound features a pure sine wave tuned to G1 (about 49 Hz), forming a deep sub-bass foundation typical of tech house. It plays a rolling 16th-note pattern at 126 BPM, skipping the first 16th of each beat to create a galloping rhythm that leaves space for the kick. Each note has a tight ADSR envelope with a fast attack and medium-short decay, preventing overlap and muddiness. Gentle saturation adds subtle harmonics for better speaker presence, while a 24dB/oct low-pass filter at 150 Hz and a high-pass filter at 30 Hz keep the sound clean and focused in the sub range.

This bass fits well in tech house and similar electronic genres around 126 BPM, supporting rhythmic drive without clashing with kicks. Use it as a mono sub layer under more textured bass elements or synths, and watch out for excessive low-end buildup when stacking. Sidechain compression or ducking can be applied to maintain clarity and groove alongside the kick drum.