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How many basses you use in a track?
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Freeflow
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Posted : Apr 30, 2008 18:18
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Elad - Damn that sounds real nice!! 
Is it a complete track? i wanna hear more..
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sly
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Posted : Apr 30, 2008 20:01
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@psyaudio: yes i see, it was a misunderstanding. i thought you say to alex that he first has to get better to use more than one bass. and i know the quality of his music and was surprised about such a statement. but everything clear now. i like your way of thinking and its not my aim to disrespect people or argue here either. wish you a nice weekend as well. peace. 
@alex: i like your music for sure. not everything exactly my style but awesome productions. i first heard some of your stuff frome friends i have in greece 
like especially the bossa track you have on myspace. also good we to you. |
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psyaudionamics
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Posted : May 1, 2008 04:10
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HEHE, Thats all good, I was darn sure it must haved been a misunderstanding, nooo Biggie we all are grown folks in here... so no hurt fealings ya be easy |
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psyaudionamics
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Posted : May 1, 2008 08:03
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I JUST ALSO NOTICED THAT MY WORD - I HEAR THAT _(WHICH MEANS I AGREE) WAS IN A WAY VERY EASY TO MISGUIDE, I GUESS SLANG FROM OTHER PLACES CAN LEAD TO THIS...
CUS FROM YOUR PERPESPECTIVE, ID SEEM LIKE A DICK HEHE FUNNY. SHIT... THIS ONE MADE ME LAUGHT, PEACE PEOPLES! |
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acidkills
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Posted : May 1, 2008 09:56
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sly
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Posted : May 1, 2008 10:27
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i should have known mate, in fact it was too obvious that you mean it this way. i replied before thinking properly about. so everything's cool.
and to stay on the subject, i have the same opinion about basses. better one good mixed than 3 fucked up basses. it's difficult anyways.
but to layer waveformes or add some subs to bassguitar is cool. |
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psyaudionamics
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Posted : May 1, 2008 15:59
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actually if i wanna change my bass i automate filter, or switch with midi parameters, but layering, i dunno...
bass has always been bass, i like bass clean, not warbly
i got the synths parts for that, i need a backbone for the foundation and bass is just that. dont over do it, listen to all types of music and you'll the purpose of the bass it follows 90% of the time the drummer....ah the good old rock band dayz they were fun though hardly anything would get done... highschool for ya ass! |
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Upavas
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Posted : May 4, 2008 20:01
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I have used 2 basslines in the same track with a pretty cool result (phat), very difficult imo but not impossible.
The trick seems to be to make sure the same frequencies don't cancel each other out when you layer them. Also try to take 2 basslines that have different caracteristics...
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vipal
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Posted : May 5, 2008 11:17
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On 2008-04-30 07:32, Freeflow wrote:
layering sounds!
just layer tree basses if you feel you must do that to get
the timbre you are after....
its kind of like using 3 or more oscilators to make a sound(but not really)... maybe you wont run them all in the same octave, and maybe you cant control the frequency of each seperate osc inside the synth... lets say you could, link osc1 to filter 1, link osc2 to filter 2 and so on, this would give great control..
any synth that can do this? i want it..
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