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discovering this bass pattern.......
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| dforce |
dear all,
i'm listening for a while for this bass pattern and it seems to start very simple
K---K---K---K
--bB--BB--bB-BB
whith an ascending delay after the 2nd and 4th kick.
but after the break an additional bass figure appears, giving the whole thing the drive it needs and i'm not sure how this additional bassline is built. i think this one works very well. :)
>>> Example can be found here!
any help will be highly appreciated,
dforce |
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| Jake Conlon |
after the break it has that bassline you mentioned and the gouryella style running at the same time.
K---K---K---K---
_BBB_BBB_BBB_BBB
hope this helpd :D
edit: what is that track its sweet |
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| dforce |
| quote: | | edit: what is that track its sweet |
it's the airbase rmx of "smooth" by IIO. i like the unusual "not that sweet girlygirl-vocals" very much. ;) |
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| Jake Conlon |
| is a very nice track cheers for the id ;) |
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| Airbase |
No, you are wrong about the _BBB_BBB-thingy!
Let me get you screenshots of the basslines tonight, check back here!
// Jezper |
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| djAlexg |
| Thnx Airbase :) we will be waiting for the screenshots !! |
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| BetaFactory |
| Not anything to do with the question, but IMHO this is the best remix available of that track. The bassline is truly sweet. |
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| Jake Conlon |
lol cant dispute with the actual producer lol....
i listened to a sample off of a record shop and i jsut noticed that it isnt the gouryella :rolleyes: |
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| DJ Twenty |
| Agreed thats one top track!:) |
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| DJREMIDI |
Ahem....I would like to know what that pattern is as well :D
-REMIDI |
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| xls |
code:
K---K---K---K---
BB-B_BBBBB-B_BBB
The "_" means the bass note is held a little longer than just a 16th note. (maybe stretch it out by a 32nd note)
Alternatively, you could do it like this if you're having trouble with the kick and bass conflicting:
code:
K---K---K---K---
-B-B_BBB-B-B_BBB
That way there's no bass hitting at the same time as the kick, but it should give a similar galloping feel.
Try giving the bass a little shuffle to make it swing even more. |
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| DJREMIDI |
Here's the best I could come up with. Now that I look at it I think it's the same pattern xls posted.
Bass sound
And here's the pattern:
-REMIDI |
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