I’m proud to say it’s finally HERE.
Lots of late night research, talks, learning, revisions and moments of self doubt. But above all…fun!
I’ve put something together that will improve your ability to create great bass patterns for your beats
Here it is 🧵
I’m proud to say it’s finally HERE.
Lots of late night research, talks, learning, revisions and moments of self doubt. But above all…fun!
I’ve put something together that will improve your ability to create great bass patterns for your beats
Here it is 🧵
Get the FEEL Right: How to Make Basslines Patterns
A comprehensive set of repeatable processes beatmakers can follow to overcome lack of bassline ideas, making you confident in creating your own low end grooves to connect listeners to your music
https://t.co/YZJgLwERZh
1st birthday of @shake_works coming up: wow!
Lots of collabs and chats with Producers have taught me what they like and don’t like about their beats.
There are very clear patterns in what they say.
I believe what I’m sharing next week can really help to solve a BIG PROBLEM.
Bass Block Tip: Put a tiny amount of distortion on a bass guitar sample/virtual synth to give the bassline more presence in your mix. I find this replicates the tone I get from my Fender Precision Bass Guitar which are described as having a ‘Growl’ to their sound.
Bass Block Tip: Make the first bass note of your loop the 5th of the key quickly followed by the root. Important part is to play the 5th at a lower octave than the root. It sounds less obvious without sticking out and changes how you make the rest of the bassline. Give it a go.
Asked my kid TWICE in my sweetly spoken, high pitched daddy voice to turn the water tap off in the bathroom. I was ignored. Third time lucky, I brought out the deep voice I earned during puberty. Water stopped running - Bassweight matters
@TravellingBeat1 Good morning! I recently wrote a thread connecting music theory to how my 3 year old daughter talks. It would be interesting to get your perspective on this...
https://t.co/9fZ8Lb5TDN
Whilst my daughter was watching TV, I came across numerous tweets from producers debating the uses of music theory. After replying with a @VictorWooten quote, I thought about similarities in music theory to how my 3 year old girl talks 🧵
Benefit of cutting under 40Hz in your music - More Headroom for Mix and Master
Drawback of cutting under 40Hz in your music - People dance less to your music
That’s what these researchers have found out 🤔
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@StephenHouston_ Good morning Stephen! I recently wrote a thread on the links I've noticed between music theory and how my 3 year old daughter talks. Would be interesting to get your take on it. No worries if you don't have enough time
https://t.co/NNLji7CopD
Whilst my daughter was watching TV, I came across numerous tweets from producers debating the uses of music theory. After replying with a @VictorWooten quote, I thought about similarities in music theory to how my 3 year old girl talks 🧵
@Prodbyrick Hey Rick! I recently wrote a thread on connections I've noticed between music theory and how my 3 year old daughter speaks When you have a spare moment, it would be interesting to hear your perspective on it...
https://t.co/NNLji7CopD
Whilst my daughter was watching TV, I came across numerous tweets from producers debating the uses of music theory. After replying with a @VictorWooten quote, I thought about similarities in music theory to how my 3 year old girl talks 🧵