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Posted by fbgdavidson on Mar-03-2011 16:06:

Tracks with kick-ass basslines

Zack Roth - Tekkadon @0.59 (though the slightly speeded up version in Andy Moor's podcast fits much better)

Posted by Guest on Mar-03-2011 16:11:

Zack is a nice fellow, didnt know he stepped intot he production realm. Once I'm off this conf call I'm going to check this out.

Posted by Scoops on Mar-03-2011 16:29:

2 of my favs...sorry don't have access to youtube

Kate Bush vs Infusion - Running Up That Hill (Infusion mix)

LSG - Netherworld (Oliver Prime Rmx)

Posted by bamski on Mar-03-2011 16:38:

breakz

Posted by PivotTechno on Mar-03-2011 17:09:

Posted by rawbound on Mar-03-2011 17:12:

Posted by Rodri Santos on Mar-03-2011 17:20:

Favourite rolling bassline

Or any full on bassline, i love this kind of bass.

I love what renoise does with basslines, perfect combination of percussion elements

Posted by bamski on Mar-03-2011 18:07:

quote:
Originally posted by PivotTechno

Posted by pointPi on Mar-03-2011 18:11:

Beat this bassline!

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Mar-03-2011 18:29:

There's only one genre that should really be allowed in this thread, and it sure as hell ain't trance.

Posted by Redd on Mar-03-2011 18:43:

quote:
Originally posted by bamski
breakz

damn

Posted by Rodri Santos on Mar-03-2011 19:16:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
There's only one genre that should really be allowed in this thread, and it sure as hell ain't trance.

this is for sure another concept of wicked bassline, reminds me to the prince of bel air.

Airbase - Back Fuck yeah! one of my trance favourites

Posted by ziptnf on Mar-03-2011 19:56:

Posted by Trance-M on Mar-03-2011 20:04:

Oh, and Level42 tracks, but I guess most are to young to remember

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Mar-03-2011 20:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Rodri Santos
this is for sure another concept of wicked bassline, reminds me to the prince of bel air.

It's called dub, you cretinous Spaniard.

Posted by RebeL9 on Mar-03-2011 20:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Rodri Santos
this is for sure another concept of wicked bassline, reminds me to the prince of bel air.

LOL!!!

Remids me more of this:

and and and epic epic epic

Posted by Rodri Santos on Mar-03-2011 20:25:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
It's called dub, you cretinous Spaniard.

i couldn't expect something different of someone who listen to Caribou, if you find this exciting is fine i don't... yet at least.

Posted by Final Call on Mar-03-2011 23:21:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXQhVmnNmxk

^Arty & Mat Zo - Rebound

<333

Posted by TranceArmstrong on Mar-03-2011 23:47:

don't know if there is a sample where this comes from... discovered this track on Matthew Dear's BIS mix, he's got a great deep house edit of it

Posted by srussell0018 on Mar-04-2011 00:01:

Posted by Fest on Mar-04-2011 00:29:

Amazing stuff right here

Posted by Icesotope on Mar-04-2011 02:53:

Alternative Creators - Sound Creation (Zenith Remix) [Early Hard Trance]

Posted by stealthman on Mar-04-2011 03:39:

Deep-House:

Dubstep:

Minimal:

Trance:

Posted by PivotTechno on Mar-04-2011 05:33:

Posted by ghostridenhuffy on Mar-04-2011 07:32:

Coldharbour 2002-2005
Lemon8
Bedrock Records 1999-2004

Basically any solid Prog or Progtrance from 1998-2005

I have almost every relevant comp from that era...it was the golden age and TBH, nothing comes close today even with the advent of better software, plug-ins, mixing techniques, etc. Almost every genre has gone the 'less is more' route-not everyone, but most. The sooner this stripped down minimal tech-house, dubstep, techno nonsense becomes outmoded, the better. True prog and Progtrance will again resurface because THAT is what really gets peoples hearts pumping, heads nodding, and bumping&grinding on the dancefloor. Remember...everything ALWAYS is cyclical...history has proven this to us time & time again.

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