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Prog Basslines
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| OceanState |
I could use some help with the notation of Prog Basslines. Just some basic examples. I know how to sidechain but I'm confused on the typical notation. I just need some examples other than the 1/4 note bass side chained, which is a basic yet nice sounding one. I can't seem to get it right.
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| Alex |
Why do you want to imitate a side-chained prog bassline?
Go crazy man, you create it, let "them" label it :) |
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| BOOsTER |
| quote: | Originally posted by Alex
Why do you want to imitate a side-chained prog bassline?
Go crazy man, you create it, let "them" label it :) |
good answer, very usefull, but correct in it's own way :p |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| What is a "typical notation" on a bassline anyway? |
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| Zombie0729 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
What is a "typical notation" on a bassline anyway? |
good point, basslines that are quantized perfectly always sound dull, it's the part where you take the grid off and give it that human quality where it gets its rhythm |
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| OceanState |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
What is a "typical notation" on a bassline anyway? |
I just meant some examples of a prog type bass line. |
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| System101 |
| quote: | Originally posted by OceanState
I just meant some examples of a prog type bass line. |
K = Kick
B = Bass
K - - - K - - - K - - - K - - -
- - B - - - B - - - B - - - B -
lol =) |
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| iast |
dunno how to answer this but i'll try...
prog basslines are groovier than typical trance lines that are rolling. |
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