All language subtitles for How to make Trance_ Bass line tutorial (inglese_ASR)

welcome to another transfection tutorial

this time I talk about trance baselines

I prepared an example for you and it

sounds like this so what do you need to

do if you want to create trance

baselines first let's take a look at our

courts in transfer actions I would

recommend that you create a chord

progression first and then you write the

other stuff like baselines lead melodies

and so on

I created a chord progression that

sounds like this

[Music]

in trance we usually play the bass on

the lowest note of any chord so you

replace the bass on the F and on the

next chord we played on the C because

the C is the lowest note and here we

played the bass on the C sharp when you

use Sun lock it's very easy to always

work on the lowest note automatically

let's play the example again when you

work with a bass instrument you simply

set the source mode to court notes and

then zero over here we'll play back the

lowest note of any chord okay so here's

the next important point there's not

just one baseline and trance productions

but at least two bass lines and they

play in parallel as you can see our

already prepared a bass low a basement

and a bass high and I will solo them so

that you can hear the difference

[Music]

in many trans songs we only use the sub

base and a middle base but if you want

to work with a high base let's find as

well the different base songs have

different roles the low space is

responsible for all the drive and the

power in your song the mid bass and the

high bass provide extra rhythm and

tension and they had some additional

movement to your track in your DAW it's

important to use an equaliser on your

mid and high bass you have to remove all

the low frequencies if you don't do that

you will get a lot of rumble on the low

end and this will create a mess in your

mix ok let's start with the low bass the

most simple form is a standard offbeat

rhythm like this you can also add a stop

symbol directly behind this trigger and

you can also use to trigger C so I would

say the simple offbeat on the gallop

style here are the most important

baseline patterns for the low end and

for the mid bass and for the high bass

you can add some variation as you can

see here you work with three notes and a

good trick for MIT and for the high bass

is using different or tastes we click

here sundog we'll transpose this step

one our cave up so this is the most

interesting little pattern

another Asian would be this one

and of course you can also combine these

rhythms so let's use eight steps change

this again

so I would recommend to use a very

simple pattern for the low base a more

advanced pattern for the midbass and if

you work with a high base you can go

extra fancy and simply add some extra

notes and excellence

so in this pattern I simply click on

some of the steps edit some Octavia's

and now it sounds like this I also

create an extra sonic incorporation

package for you so when you click on the

pattern label you can see that there are

different baseline patterns you can use

this one for example or this one or this

one and so on you can download the

package at feeder song comm packages

trance explosion it's free download no

registration and it will also give you

extra chord progressions a pear juice

and much more see you soon