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Originally posted by FC`Noir How can one measure repeated, constantly, in the standard Euro-style that anybody who can hit an arp can play in..unique or with variety?

you will find that bass line patterns are limited and being creative with those paterns is what makes a bass line unique.

let me refer you to the Royal Conservatory of music Preliminary and Grade 1 Rudiments. (just for you) http://www.rcmusic.ca/ContentPage.a..._SUMMER_TORONTO

That said, can you please provide me with an example of a trance song that has some out of this world bass line? When you fail, which you will - you will see that during the climax of "Aloof" actually has some decent effort with the bass line. yes it sounds familiar, but which bassline doesn't?

I would not compare that to typical euro cheese.

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Originally posted by Avro you will find that bass line patterns are limited and being creative with those paterns is what makes a bass line unique. That said, can you please provide me with an example of a trance song that has some out of this world bass line? When you fail, which you will - you will see that during the climax of "Aloof" actually has some decent effort with the bass line. yes it sounds familiar, but which bassline doesn't? I would not compare that to typical euro cheese.

OKAY learn to read. Then try to make some comments, please.

To clarify, I said that bassline was very typical of euro trance. Which it is. You cant dispute that. Also, I never said cheese. You did.

The whole reason i brought up his generic bassline, is because i dont really care to hear the same shit over and over. Play with the sample, add EQ, screw with the arp formation. Just a suggestion, which he asked for. Sorry that, that bothers you.

Great stuff!!!!

Very driving sound, i really like this.