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Another "how to recreate"... Primolux - Flame (or any fast) bassline
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| Jarjar |
I've been producing for about 7 weeks now so please, no ripoff bashing. I hate ripping and I'm not gonna use that bassline in any song, I just need to learn how stuff is done before I can do everything myself!
Anyway, I don't care about the synth, just the sequencing part, I can't seem to figure it out by myself.
Sample: http://w1.184.telia.com/~u18411604/...me_bassline.mp3
Answer in a piano roll/sequencer screenshot or "step-sequencer lingo" would be great, but of course, any help helps! :) |
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| Vortex_SA |
x - low otave bass
X - high octave bass
k - kick
x-xX-XXXx-xX-XXX - 16 step sequence
k---k---k---k---
but u need a massive equing and layering at least one more mid bass instrument to make it sound mint...
tell me if im making a mistake here cos i did it by ear... |
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| BIKKEL |
| quote: | Originally posted by Vortex_SA
x - low otave bass
X - high octave bass
k - kick
x-xX-XXXx-xX-XXX - 16 step sequence
k---k---k---k---
but u need a massive equing and layering at least one more mid bass instrument to make it sound mint...
tell me if im making a mistake here cos i did it by ear... |
How do you make a mid-bass... just by boosting the mid freq's on the equalizer or how? |
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| Sonicstyle |
| a mid-bass is a bass where only the mids are left, every other frequence is cut out |
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