you can use a omptis bass, but instead of playing normal, u take the shift or shuffle thing ands set it to 0:24 ms delay...

YEAH!

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ALFI - BOHICA - DJ MIX (Stream+Dropbox)

Ummh... DJ Alfi, how to dot that shift/shuffle thing in Fruity? I didn't wind any suffle or sift knobs

This has been a really great help with creating different bass-lines Thanks for everyone!!!

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Originally posted by dj_alfi you can use a omptis bass, but instead of playing normal, u take the shift or shuffle thing ands set it to 0:24 ms delay...

That's weird dude... :\


Anyways, there also the trio of "Bumping" basslines:
}Y= One octave higher than X{

1. Aria - Dido (AvB's Universal Religion remix)

|X|| ||X||Y|| ||Y|| ||Y|

2. Airscape - L'esperanza (Armin's RS mix)

|X||Y||X||Y||X|| ||X||Y|
(Notice that this is nearly itentical to a backward Aria bassline)

3. And finally: Ascension - For a Lifetime (Ocean Lab Remix)

|X||Y||X|| ||X||Y||X||Y|

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Last edited by oDrori on May-24-2002 at 13:54

oDrori, really nice Thanks!

No basic trance basslines? Download hardstyle and techno and find out basslines, a personal favorite which you find VERY often is this one

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X---X---X---X---    kick
-X-XX-X--X-XX-X-    bass

variations on that one are oftenly used, cause you have the bass in a very breaky situation right after the kick and you have a bass on 2nd and 4th count making that more heavy in combination with snare, which is a dance must.. this is a way to make a record VERY dancable
example: marco v - godd

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ZENtiiz, thanks!! I love this bass-line Really nice advice!!

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Originally posted by ZENtiiz ...You have a bass on 2nd and 4th count making that more heavy in combination with snare, which is a dance must.. this is a way to make a record VERY dancable

Shoot, why didn't I pick up on that one sooner? That's so right! And only a handful of producers do it.

Mind you that's a very common trick in Techno, where everything seems to come from African rhythms (the few that are 4/4 anyway, or maybe it's not African but from somewhere else) and there's often an unclear distinction as to whether something is a bassline or an 808-ish second kick drum, specifically in bangin' techno.

Any other good "rules of thumb"?

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Originally posted by Joi Lamusic KICK-bass-KICK-bass.. That is the only bass-line I know. But I would love to learn some others (if there are any)

Kick bass is classic. It's also why I like some country songs.

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Originally posted by Taz Shoot, why didn't I pick up on that one sooner? That's so right! And only a handful of producers do it. Mind you that's a very common trick in Techno, where everything seems to come from African rhythms (the few that are 4/4 anyway, or maybe it's not African but from somewhere else) and there's often an unclear distinction as to whether something is a bassline or an 808-ish second kick drum, specifically in bangin' techno. Any other good "rules of thumb"?

yeah download a lot of marco bailey stuff and listen put 310hz and higher OFF in winamp equalizer and you here the basslines

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What is called this bassline:

--k---k---k- : kicks
b---b---b--- : bass