One note basslines
what does it have to do with?RANDOM TRIO wrote:u know what ur talking about then? must have alot of dub step nights in poland..r33lc4sh wrote:i'd rather say they make it musicRANDOM TRIO wrote:borg do what sounds good 2 u mate. 2 many differernt notes make it grime in my opinion.
yea... i'm using only one bass note i'm real dubstep
and a small advice m8 - open your mind
it depands on notes and how do u use them and that's my opinionRANDOM TRIO wrote: my opinion was the more notes u use the more likely u are 2 twist em up therefor making it more grimey...my opinion.
i like both one note basslines and more complex ones
we are learning all the timeRANDOM TRIO wrote: haha thanks 4 that though. was like me telling gordan ramsey how 2 cook.
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I am in no position to disagree with someone like Random Trio, as a matter of fact I'm reticent to give my opinion at all. However I really disagree with this whole 1-note bassline = dubstep. I think as Distinction points out, it depends on what your aiming with the tune. If you want to make a dark skunked out stepper, then yup, one note basslines work and sound rough as. But how are tunes like Coki's Officer or Kode9's Kingston not dubstep? They both have multi-tonal bass lines, one's upbeat the other's dark, both hammer out, both are dubstep (to my admittedly somewhat naive mind).
I think one note basslines certainly have their place and sound hammering, but I certainly wouldn't want to hear a dubstep set entirely composed of them. :shock:
And mate Indian Stomp :shock: :shock: BIG.
I think one note basslines certainly have their place and sound hammering, but I certainly wouldn't want to hear a dubstep set entirely composed of them. :shock:
And mate Indian Stomp :shock: :shock: BIG.
at the end of your day, when you are sitting at your computer or whatever no one is stopping you from doing anything. 1 tune with a 2 note bass line can have a completely different mood to another tune with 2 note bass. it totally depends on the keys you are using, whether it be part of a minor or major scale. for achieving different moods its best to do some research on key signatures and scales. major is happier whereas minor is sort of mellow. or you could just programme your melody and change some keys and listen to change in mood until you achieve the mood you are looking for, im no natural musician and i cant really play any instrument, but just by practisin you develop and understanding of what a good melody or pattern looks like and why certain melodys/patterns are so catchy, due to todays technology the possiblities are just about endless so feel free to MERK!
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yeah i agree. what i ment was the more u use the more likely u are 2 twist em up a bit.( im not usually one 2 reply,not good with words..lol)pete bubonic wrote:I am in no position to disagree with someone like Random Trio, as a matter of fact I'm reticent to give my opinion at all. However I really disagree with this whole 1-note bassline = dubstep. I think as Distinction points out, it depends on what your aiming with the tune. If you want to make a dark skunked out stepper, then yup, one note basslines work and sound rough as. But how are tunes like Coki's Officer or Kode9's Kingston not dubstep? They both have multi-tonal bass lines, one's upbeat the other's dark, both hammer out, both are dubstep (to my admittedly somewhat naive mind).
I think one note basslines certainly have their place and sound hammering, but I certainly wouldn't want to hear a dubstep set entirely composed of them. :shock:
And mate Indian Stomp :shock: :shock: BIG.
anyway cheers bro, glad ur feeling indian stomp..will be released very soon.
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below. keeps posting twice 4 some reason 
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no problem m8RANDOM TRIO wrote:what does it have to do with?r33lc4sh wrote:[
u know what ur talking about then? must have alot of dub step nights in poland..
minor mate. i wernt in the best of moods yesterday.didnt appreciate u trying 2 mock me on our sound.
all good though..keep repping
forum is created to discuss
btw i like your sound
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thats it mate. thats what there 4.r33lc4sh wrote:no problem m8RANDOM TRIO wrote:what does it have to do with?r33lc4sh wrote:[
u know what ur talking about then? must have alot of dub step nights in poland..
minor mate. i wernt in the best of moods yesterday.didnt appreciate u trying 2 mock me on our sound.
all good though..keep repping
forum is created to discuss
btw i like your sound
appreciate that aswell.
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samples plzdubmugga wrote: on topic though we do basslines like we couldn't give a shit what or how many notes we use...
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