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tripudio
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Registered: Jun 2004
Location: Vancouver
For all noobs, how do I start to produce questions, read this

I thought I would take the time and help some noobs and new producers



Question One "How do I start to produce?"



1)Do like the rest of us TA's, do some research!!! find out that host program are out there, soft synths, samples etc, well thats at least what I did.

I know a real good friend of mine, he goes by the name google


Question Two "How Do I make this sound"


2)I'll tell you, no one is going to server you the anwser on a silver plater, it takes time and patients, find a similair sound and try tweaking it?? well thats at least what I did.


Question Three "How Do I make a proper bassline?"


3)Well I can't awnser that one, after more then a year, I still can't make a proper sounding bassline, maybe start out with a preset or a plane old sinewave, experiment, add some delay, little reverb. Some one correct me if I'm wrong


Question Four "How can I sound like producer so and so?"


4)Put in enough years, hard work and modivation, you never know what will happen.


If all else fails do a god dam search or read the stinkies


My biggest piece of advise, SIT DOWN AND EXPERIMENT,its hard work, but thats at least what I did


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Jason_R
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Registered: Feb 2004
Location: High Wycombe

+1 To the above.

On the subject of basslines Vengeance essential bass if full of excellent bass samples. Use these and then see the huge thread on basslines on here for some great ideas on arangement on your have a great bass line in no time. Well mabey.

Also try delay / flanger ect and just keep expirmenting!

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TazZ-erT
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Location: Derry, Northern Ireland

Could I have the link to the Bassline thread please?

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Synchronicity
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quote:
Originally posted by TazZ-erT
Could I have the link to the Bassline thread please?


http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...&threadid=44854

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harriz
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Re: For all noobs, how do I start to produce questions, read this

quote:
Originally posted by tripudio


I have the 3lp record in your avatar.

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Dj Cola
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I may not be a pro but well, for 90% off the time i build the track around the percussions and bassline.

the first thing i do is to decide if the bassline should be a rolling one or not.
if i cant decide i experiment one that sounds good in my ears, everyone has their own taste so a bassline you think is Teh p00n might sound shit to others.
I always add a very little amount off reverb to a bassline and some delay to give it a "warm & wet" feel.
there is only two different occasions when i use a decent to alot of reverb on basslines and thats when i have layered a high mid an low sound for bassline or when reverb just fits the bassline.
an important thing for me is also to have a kick that doesnt interfere with the bassline and vice versa, sometimes i get that better then other times.

well.. im pretty sure ppl wont agree with my thoughts on basslines (or maybe my thoughts on basslines are pretty logical and resonable).


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