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hey cheggy
like a tiger

Registered: Aug 2002
Location: Sydney, Australia
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Trittium is really a one-trick program, designed as a tb clone, and not a very good one at that. It does have a unique character to it and I do use it now and then but for trance basslines, I'm sure there are better out there.
Personally, for that sound you talk about, I have made a patch in Atmosphere that I tend to use although I rarely make rolling basslines in my music.
I think Triangle by RGC is free, you might want to give that a look. Otherwise, many people here like the sound of V-Station, by novation for their basses. Its not free but I'm sure there is a demo available and if you like it, then you can always upgrade to the full version.
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May-17-2004 17:53
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dj prometheus
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: May 2004
Location: oregon usa
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I don't even know if this will come in handy but sometimes different ways you layer your basslines helps and I will give two good techniques I use to give a rolling bass sound.
Allright pretend that the space below is 4 beats worth of space with 4 spots to put stuff in each beat a gallop can be achived by doing this with x's being the bass and O's being spaces
xoxx|xoxx|xoxx|xoxx
another technique I use is where you put one bassline at a higher octave and one below it so it drops up and down.Lets say that x's are c5 and O's are c6 and t's are empty.
otxt|otxt|otxt|otxt
I know you were asking for soundclips and I have a few you would probably be interested in but im going out of town for a bit but if you are still interested in 2 weeks I can send ya a wav pack you might like.I hope my patterns might inspire you (as off topic as they really are lol)
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May-17-2004 19:37
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monoid
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Oslo
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Superwave Trance-Pro is pretty good in my opinion.
you should check it out.
(eats cpu though, recommended is 2,4 ghz i think, which is exactly what i have, heh)
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May-18-2004 10:11
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Chris Creator
tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2003
Location: Australia
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quote: | I've had Synth2 installed, but didn't really like the sounds it produced. Is Synth1 a completely different synth? |
Yes.
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May-19-2004 04:18
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