The remix relies on a "rolling" or "slap" bass pattern. You can achieve this using VSTs like Serum or Vital , layering a sub-bass for weight with a mid-range "pluck" bass for rhythm. Essential Instrumentation & VSTs
You will need the original acapella or a high-quality cover. Process these with modern reverb (like ValhallaVintageVerb) and subtle auto-tune to give them a polished, contemporary feel.
Replace the vintage LinnDrum sounds with a heavy, compressed kick and crisp modern claps. Use a sidechain trigger from the kick to the bass and synths to create the "pumping" effect characteristic of Benvinls-style remixes.
The original track is set at 114 BPM in the key of A♯/Bb minor . For a 2022-style remix, producers often push the tempo closer to 120–124 BPM to fit modern dance floors.
These video guides provide step-by-step deconstructions of the project file and synth settings needed for this recreation:
The remix relies on a "rolling" or "slap" bass pattern. You can achieve this using VSTs like Serum or Vital , layering a sub-bass for weight with a mid-range "pluck" bass for rhythm. Essential Instrumentation & VSTs
You will need the original acapella or a high-quality cover. Process these with modern reverb (like ValhallaVintageVerb) and subtle auto-tune to give them a polished, contemporary feel.
Replace the vintage LinnDrum sounds with a heavy, compressed kick and crisp modern claps. Use a sidechain trigger from the kick to the bass and synths to create the "pumping" effect characteristic of Benvinls-style remixes.
The original track is set at 114 BPM in the key of A♯/Bb minor . For a 2022-style remix, producers often push the tempo closer to 120–124 BPM to fit modern dance floors.
These video guides provide step-by-step deconstructions of the project file and synth settings needed for this recreation: