YOI DRAW

YOI BASS MINI SYNTH

WTF IS A YOI BASS?

Glad you asked. Yoi bass (pronounced "yoy") is that beautifully aggressive, aliased, gritty low-end that all bass heads love! Traditionally crafted with squares or saws, aggressive filtering, and strategic downsampling, yoi bass is the secret sauce in tearout, riddim, dubstep, hybrid trap, left field, D&B and any other style of bass music.

Yoi Draw does exactly one thing, and does it unreasonably well: makes sick yoi bass.

The Good Stuff (FEATURES)

🎛️ Custom Extra Aliased Oscillator
Extra dirty saw-to-square/triangle morphing that sounds crispy even before you abuse it with filters. We're talking intentionally aliased for maximum grit.

🔊 Dual Filter System
Custom lowpass and bandpass filters specifically tuned for yoi characteristics. Not your grandma's Ableton EQ Eight.

📉 Smart Downsampling
Custom algorithm that degrades your sound in all the right ways. Digital artifacts never sounded so good.

🎨 Bigger Canvas, Better Workflow
More real estate for drawing automation. Because sometimes you need to get really specific about where that filter sweeps.

🎭 Actually Works With Themes Now
Look, we learned our lesson. v3 plays nice with Ableton's native themes. Dark mode users, we see you. Light mode users, we're... we're not judging.

What's New in v4?

Complete Timing & Direction Logic Overhaul
We rebuilt this from the ground up. It's faster, cleaner, and actually makes sense now. Includes a random direction logic that is next level!

Streamlined UI
Utility controls moved to a slide-out panel = more canvas space = maximum yoi-ability. Plus, those sweet, sweet theme-compatible controls that won't blind you at 3 AM.

Updated Everything Else
Buttons, styling, responsiveness – if it could be improved, we improved it.

Perfect For

• Dubstep & tearout producers who need that sound
• Riddim heads who live for the crunch
• Drum & bass producers exploring the darker arts
• Anyone who thinks "too clean" is an insult

Requirements

• Ableton Live 11.1 or later (Suite or with Max for Live)
• A questionable relationship with your subwoofer
• Neighbors who've already given up