Max Graham - Studio Quick Tip 7 - Bassline for FYC

This tip shows how easy it is to make a simple rolling bassline by cutting up existing samples and layering them together. The samples in this bassline came from a collection called "Trance Elevation" which can be seen here
http://www.producerloops.com/Download-Producer-Loops-Trance-Elevation-Vol-1.html

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[JakeTMusic1]

I always avoid sampled basses but this sounds really great, never would've guessed it was done like that.

Love the tuts so far! :)

[maxgraham]

@JakeTMusic1 Exactly, if you just use a sample as is it's kinda boring for me. But usually they have a great quality to them. So just cut em up to what you like and you're good to go :)

[Alexvlastaras]

wow. So do you layer a Bass pad under all of your basslines?

[maxgraham]

@Alexvlastaras Not always, sometimes it sounds good sometimes not.

[bhargavdjoshi]

Thank you so much ..... we want more :)

[maxgraham]

@bhargavdjoshi Weekly not enough? :)

[bigboyblunden]

weekly not enough max!!!! we want them daily haha!!! lol these are sooo perfect thanku!!!!!

[djsuperstar717]

Nice

[MiroCro11]

It looks so simple. :(

[MarcioYTchannel]

@maxgraham not even close to enought, 3 videos at week, pleeeeeeaseee *-*

[reactor4music]

Hello Max, I've always got a lot of problems whens it comes to mastering the basslines. they tend to sound too low, too distoreted, and sometimes too overcompressed. Although I always find a solution to it, I would like to hear any simple and fundamental suggestions. Thank you very much and please keep on doing these awesome videos! Much appreciated!

[bilange]

Im no producer by all means, but I like to dig around from times to times and see how tracks are done... Sometimes its not the technique that amazes me, but the cleverness and/or the creativity about it. Basically, I like! :)