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questions regarding bass lines

Post by LIKE.WISE »

Hi guys!

i would like to know if can give me some guide lines on how can i make a bass line like the artists Khainz , Piatto , andrea Bertollini i mean that raw and powerfull sub bass filled with power.
i would apreciate if you can guide me in the right direction.

many thanks
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Post by hydrogen »

use a bass guitar maybe!?
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good question, im also asking the same, i really need some good bassline aswell and i cant find any online, a temporary sollution i found was a vsti i found here (Freeware) which creates some good basslines, but still...its not THAT good
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breakerzz wrote:good question, im also asking the same, i really need some good bassline aswell and i cant find any online, a temporary sollution i found was a vsti i found here (Freeware) which creates some good basslines, but still...its not THAT good
You do know it's forbidden to share such links on the forum?
It's not free, but almost: http://www.minimalsystem.com/moogiinfo.html
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Post by Dusk »

hydrogen wrote:use a bass guitar maybe!?
Yes, because most people making techno use a bass guitar. Today's award for "standard-mnml.nl pointless and unhelpful" reply goes to you.

A bass guitar is far from the best tool for generating sub bass - as you well know - but why waste an opportunity to re-tread that tired and frequently hypocritical old mantra on here about "just making / playing / recording" everything from scratch, even though that's largely irrelevant to how most people are actually making electronic music.

Give it a rest.
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Post by hydrogen »

Dusk wrote:
hydrogen wrote:use a bass guitar maybe!?
Yes, because most people making techno use a bass guitar. Today's award for "standard-mnml.nl pointless and unhelpful" reply goes to you.
and you win the award for stating the obvious... for fck sake... search the forum. Type in Basslines. There are at LEAST 5 extensive posts covering this topic. why keep treading the same water?
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Just made me think out the box a little here. Wonder how interesting a bassline youd get via a guitar midi controller playing a synth bass? Would obviously depend on your playing but maybe theres something a little dif in it. Im not great on guitar but also, how about a martenot type controller for something different? You can get those eowave ribbon controllers with midi and usb output.

Having said that, youd prob do all the above with programming.

Sorry got absolutely nothing to do with the topic.
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