Basslines can make all the difference in the world. Play a chord progression and change the lowest note to a different one every so often. Keep your listeners on your toes.
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JP Neufeld
@Rig
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Concordia University
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im geting tierd of working with you its ben very long but you can seem to
get your head in gear boss whats wrong with you? its ben a very fucking
long time for this shit and i know that i never fail'd the net but when you say i have when i just think you lieing.
You're doing all these things without my consent - I've given up.
i dont know hwo to make good bass lines, so i just make the bass the exact same as the regular notes.
help?
Try switching the bass to other notes in the chord, that always helps. :P
simon
Hahaha.
Do you hate me? :(
Rig
Why would I hate you?