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Originally posted by Vortex_SA i think you are reffering to a sound of a high pass filter... you got a sample or a youtube clip of something similar?

Im at work so I post an example later just clever basslines is all moving around and stuff

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Originally posted by Vortex_SA the pattern (every letter is a 1/16th note): K-bBKB-bK-bBKB-B

That doesn't seem to be right.
I think it's more like:

BB_BB_BBBB_BB_BB
K___K___K___K___

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Originally posted by Sonic_c I see what you mean but how do these modern sounding trance / electro hybrids get those big moving bass sounds you know its like a big note that sort of zips or rises then the same synth but like a buzzer bass in a funky pattern EDIT - Quite gritty sounding to winding sort of noise to them

U can automate the Cutoff-Freq or Envelope Release of a synth, or layering basslines to get that effect.
You can also use an LFO on a synth to get that moving element, a phaser works to!

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Originally posted by Eldritch That doesn't seem to be right. I think it's more like: BB_BB_BBBB_BB_BB K___K___K___K___

yep, heard it again... maybe its

BB_B_bBBBB_B_bBB
K___K___K___K___

i was never that good with writing timing for notes without a metronome and/or my DAW in front of me (im @ work ATM...)

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I am sure its pitch im most likely wrong but ill post an example and you tell me the note stays the same but rises sharply

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Originally posted by Sonic_c I am sure its pitch im most likely wrong but ill post an example and you tell me the note stays the same but rises sharply

Could be portamento or glide

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