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Trancefered
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Registered: Aug 2004
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Consider 8 steps in your sequencer like this:
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Kicks (K) goes there:
K _ _ _ K _ _ _
Bass (b) notes goes there:
_ _ b b _ _ b b
Apply a 3 step delay on your bass...
You have it!
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Aug-29-2004 21:29
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djdustx
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2004
Location: Toronto, Canada
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Aug-30-2004 20:25
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h.vox
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: May 2004
Location: Zagreb, Croatia
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Re: basslines!
| quote: | Originally posted by retiro
man... i've been to hell and back - nearly gave producing in today! i can't make good basslines sounds up for toffee! i need something similar to primolux 'chains'! if you are unfamilier with this tune it is kinda like a rolling bassline sound, which i think is a little deep sorta sound used in most uplifting trancers! i use almost every plugin available! could anyone please point me in the right direction! this is my down fall in my productions - they sound empty! though i do need a mid bass too! hope this all makes sense!
my appreciation goes out to anyone who can help! |
as tranceferd suggested one track, i will suggest one too .... but i mostly write goa and psy, so this might be unsuitable for you.
track is written in 16ths, 'b' stands for notes 32th long (half of 16th), and 'B' one 16th long (k is kick of course).
k _ _ _ k _ _ _ k _ _ _ k _ _ _
- b B _ _ b B b _ b B _ _ b _ B
... or something like that.
of course, you could also fill the blanks in the bassline with notes 32th long, and with a lower velocity (for example, 30-40) to get that neat rolling effect. if you fill the blanks with lower velocity notes, do not use delay, because it will start to sound muddy. to play a bassline like this, you will need a bass sound which has a really short release. for this sound i made a preset in pentagon vst synth, based on a 'unison' patch, but most basses with short release times will do.
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Aug-31-2004 12:39
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retiro
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Aug 2004
Location: Nottingham, England
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thanks guys you've been a great help! the sound of trance these days is very complicated and like some ppl say on this forum that it is over-produced! anyway back to fl studio for some bass line action!
again many thanks to the guys who replied to this post!
retiro
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Aug-31-2004 18:06
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djdustx
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2004
Location: Toronto, Canada
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Trance isnt a minor league in music production
If u want something simple to create...make Rap/Hip Hop
4/4 kicks a couple of snares some electro/fx sounds and lyrics talking about ur babys momaz asking for child support...and the 'PoPo' after you.
or u can be on the better side of rap/Hip hop and be like talib kwali (sure thats wrong spelling) and slum village...there damn good
Sebastiano
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Sep-01-2004 14:56
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Biatchzxz
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2004
Location: Living in my own little sanctuary..
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Trance is Very very Complicated due to the fact you have to bring out that atmosphere in the track, Unlike house or techno which is usually percussion and bass driven.. Trance has those elements in it that brings out a vibe. Again Music has No rules, but has Structure
Rules are different than structure
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Sep-01-2004 15:45
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josh
Formation Up Rights

Registered: Aug 2003
Location: Singapore
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Sep-02-2004 02:59
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