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By mindcontrol Sun Apr 29, 2007 3:15 pm
you can either sample bass with various techniques, low end theory being one of them.

or you could find your own bass that sounds good. whether that would be a module, VST, bass guitar, doesnt really matter as long as u make it sound good in the end.
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By dopedee Mon Apr 30, 2007 7:07 am
^^^^^ co-sign
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By Beat~Monkey Wed May 02, 2007 4:31 am
DirtyBird wrote:as far as a bass line goes. All I ever really for basslines is: sample one bass sound (any note), and then turn on 16 levels (tune), and what you have is 16 levels of the original bass sample. That serves my need for bass lines. Find a good bass sample and arrange the notes according to your tastes.


I ditto that.....
also...
Get some Old Bass 305, Bass Boy, Techmaster PEB, you know all that BaDoomBaHertz music outta Miami from back in the 80's from Newtown records. All the Bass you will ever need. Tune, Tweek, EQ, Pan, 16 level Pitch transpose, etc.... I remember those Lowriding Mini truck days where you build a truck to haul your sound system.. 4 18 inch woofers in the Back window and the Bed of the truck was the speaker box. No wonder I always say "HUH?"
The Bass World is a whole nother entity....

yeah.. I miss my old b!tch
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By BlackImpact Tue May 22, 2007 8:26 pm
I hav someBass sounds to trade.
Peace
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