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Bass Question
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| beamrider |
Hi,
I'm having a problem with a bass pattern. I use a Subbass and a bassline when I listen both in solo mode they sounds good, but in the mix qhen they reach the higher notes of the patter they go "out of control" I mean hte higher notes seems to sound higher and even unpleasant. Does everyone have had the same prblem? what can I do to solve this?
Compress? EQ? change patches?
thanks in advance |
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| beamrider |
| I'll post a sample when I get home. |
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| Acton |
| I think I know what you mean, have you tried lowering the velocities of the higher bass notes? I usually have to do that when creating octave jumping basslines. That and EQ would be useful, but as mentioned before, just upload a quick sample so we can have a listen. |
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| Godspeedin |
I have two answers :
1) I am guessing you need to sidechain them with the kick.
2) You can look up the art of "psycho-acoustics" in the net, as it might help you...
Good luck figuring it out ! |
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| Zombie0729 |
| turn key tracking off. |
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| Stef |
| Poor melody construction is usually the problem, go back and work with some other bassline melos. |
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| owien |
| yeah what steff just said is normally the main reason why people cant make good basslines. try a simple of beat bass pattern over a bar and before thinking of eq compression ect. use the piano roll and hunt for different notes and take it from their. |
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