Native Love (Bassline) - Divine

A short clip playing the bassline from Bobby "O" Orlando's production of Native Love. Played by J-vibe, Dragon Mob Records. Taking a break during a Hip-Hop session. Balancing the brain.

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Entertainment

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• j-vibe
• divine
• nrg
• hinrg
• dragon
• mob
• synth
• disco
• ebboy

[maligno1000]

your working to hard. i think bobby o only played it once and looped it over and over.

[dragonmobrecords]

Yes, you are right about Mr. O. For me, I like the feeling of just playing it. Sequencing is too easy.

[p4ddythehelipilot]

imagine a world with no sequencers

[DJUnique2007]

WOW!!!

That's awesome.

[dud0r]

thank god for inventing the arpeggiator all my synths have :D

[asecommex]

Good!!

[Qexons]

Király! Nagyon profi.

[macintosser]

@thehouserocker

I'd like to see/hear that too... but them some moaning tw*t here will say: "Oh, that Giorgio Moroder used sequencers... he's got no talent" and bypassing the fact he's won an Oscar and made some of the most legendary dance-tracks in the world.

[macintosser]

@sneakytraxx2010

Absolutely Fairlight CMI II.

[macintosser]

@maligno1000

HOW Bobby Orlando did it, is irrelevant. Fact is, he's made some legendary tracks. Now, what's YOUR legacy.

And, in 1982 nothing was easy... this track was still pre-midi (which would later in that year be iintroduced)... The Fairlight CMI II, which this was made with, only had a very basic sequencer and everything else was analogue, including the editing... So, when put into context, it was quite a feat.

[angelsbum]

i love it, just brilliant.

[chiricarc]

@dragonmobrecords

It's natural doing by hand ... damn sequencers ..

[petercrow]

@maligno1000 it's even more simple... the sequencer plays a note every half beat at 120 bpm, if you double the bpm of the sequence you'll get that bassline... just by pressing one finger. It's an automatic programm every synth had then, but Bobby is one of the few clever guy who found that tip...

[kalibhakta]

@SoundslikeLucyfer Thanks friend.