Future Bass Beats.
Future bass beats centre on wide detuned supersaw chords, pitched vocal chops, heavy sidechain pumping and a half-time drop, generally 140 to 150 BPM. BeatStore's future bass catalogue works well for gaming and tech content, festival-style edits, anime and AMV soundtracks and melodic pop toplines. Preview the drop before you commit, check the licence for the platforms you release on, and download your files right after payment.
Clear Filters
Into Future Bass
Wide Chords, Half-Time Drops
Future bass is built on width. Heavily detuned supersaw chords are spread across the stereo field, pitched vocal chops answer them, aggressive sidechain pumping ties everything to the kick, and the drop lands in half-time at a written 140 to 150 BPM.
- Detuned supersaw chord stacks as the primary melodic element.
- Pitched vocal chops used as a counter-melody hook.
- Heavy sidechain compression producing the signature pumping motion.
- A half-time drop that feels slower than the written tempo.
Where Future Bass Fits
The bright, saturated palette suits gaming and tech content, festival-style edits, anime and AMV soundtracks and melodic pop toplines. If you are writing vocals, note that the chord stacks occupy a lot of mid-range, so a stem-inclusive licence makes carving space much easier.
Preview the drop before you commit, check the licence for the platforms you release on, and download your files right after payment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What BPM is future bass?
A: Future bass is written at 140 to 150 BPM with half-time drums, so it feels closer to 70 to 75 BPM. Some producers write it directly at 70 to 75 BPM instead.
Q: What gives future bass its signature sound?