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Posted by Sirocco on Dec-20-2003 03:58:
any techno producers want to produce a track with me? bassline inside
i am looking for someone to produce with. good with melodies is a must and avrage at percussion. i am a technical producer and really need someone to work with. heres the bassline of the track i started and want to co=op on.
here
Posted by Fractal on Dec-20-2003 09:59:
hey man ! I liked your bassline.
Just listen what I did with it
here
I don't know if it's really your style,but let me know what you think
Posted by Sebraa on Dec-22-2003 09:28:
Like I have said before: 2003 = year if the CLAP 
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sebra
Posted by Fractal on Dec-22-2003 09:57:
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Originally posted by Sebraaa12
Like I have said before: 2003 = year if the CLAP 
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sebra |
Do you mean "year OF the clap" ?
Posted by Xenoid on Dec-22-2003 16:14:
nice samples 
Posted by Musashi on Dec-22-2003 21:52:
Re: any techno producers want to produce a track with me? bassline inside
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Originally posted by Sirocco
i am looking for someone to produce with. good with melodies is a must and avrage at percussion. i am a technical producer and really need someone to work with. heres the bassline of the track i started and want to co=op on.
here |
just learn music theory. it's a lot easier than you think, i was the same was as you before and then i forced myself to learn melodies. check out this website: http://64.33.34.112/MFILE/vpc.html - take C Major for example, if you click C Major Chord on that website, you will see 3 notes. Play those 3 notes together in your sequencer or on your keyboard and you have background strings. Now look back to the website i referenced, and look up the C Major Scale (rather than chord)and you will see about 8 keys light up. These are notes of the C Major scale. you can play any of these notes in any sequence with a C Major chord playing in the background and it will sound musically correct. just play around with it till you get the rhythm you want. here is an example of a song i did:
http://web.tampabay.rr.com/musashi/...ell%20(new).mp3
with some very basic melodic structures that still sound pretty good i think. this will empower you to explore other aspects of production, as you will not need to wait on other people to make your melodies.
- musashi
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