In the normal basslines big Y stands for one octave higher and a lil y means ofc a lower octave than big y's and presumably the original key for your bassline.
in the psy ones big y's is an increase of just a pair of semitones, just enough so it sounds good.
these basslines are mediocre and just variations of the normal rolling basslines of both trance and psy.
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Jun-12-2006 16:31
daeus
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Location: London
After spending part of the day taking the tips posted on here ive finally come up with something im happy with - in reason.
I'm completely new here to production section, and i don't know thing about production.
However, i've been reading a few threads here and there, and I just thought there's one trance track which really brings home to me the importance of the variation that basslines give to music.
Paco Lessoto - Le Mirage.
I dunno if u people have heard that track. I love it. BUt after reading this thread, i realised that the only thing that gives that track substance is it's bassline. If that was more static, the track would be the same thing over and over really and wouldn't give me the feel it does. (i still love the track).
ANyways, just letting you guys know.
Keep up the awesome work, and keep sharing with one another.
Jun-18-2006 19:00
Takkra
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Location: Nijmegen, The Netherlands
I never really seem to have any trouble coming up with basslines.
here's something I do when I really REALLY can't think of an original line:
i make a complicated breakbeat, then I remove the kick and the clap, and all instruments that remain, I just put on the C4 note, I copy the notes and past them in a bass synth ..
try things you'd think they really shit.. they might even sound nice after a bit of tweaking.. take this for example..
i know they sound like shit but they still illustrate the sequence...
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Jun-24-2006 10:06
Takkra
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well ofcourse you could also play with the attack and decay/sustain of the bass gives a certain drive.
For example here is the bassline I used in my track Flat & Simple.
I added a ping delay to the bass line to come up with something cool (at least I think it's cool :toocool. The ping delay on the bass was tempo sync'd (left channel at 1/2 and right channel at 1/4 with some feedback).
dj palm i liked your first bassline, that would definatly make me dance .
percs are fat but the snare is weird to me but what the hell, this is a bass thread ;P.
i dont really like your second bassline, dunno why.
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Jun-26-2006 19:05
PutBoy
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Registered: Dec 2004
Location: LA (Landskrona)
Anyone heard Steve Angello - The End? That bassline is wicked:
Entire tune is awesome too, prolly my favourite. A real masterpiece, and a guide to how a track is supposed to sound.
Another favourite bass line is Fedde Le Grand - Las Vegas...
Anyways. Creating a trance running bassline is the easiest thing in the world imo. A layer of basslines is also easy. All you really do is something like this (don't think; do):