Make Tech House Bass Grooves Like The Pros

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In this tutorial, we go over some tips that I've gathered from remaking some of the top tech house tracks on the Beatport Charts. These tip range from adding variation to the bass notes, to where to take your melody utilizing music theory. Find your tip that will change the way you make Tech House Bass Melodies

Timestamps
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00:00 Intro
00:58 The Key You Pick Matters
02:14 The Beginning Rhythm
03:35 Length Variations
05:15 How To ADD Swing
06:00 Driving Tech House Theory
07:42 The John Summit Bend
10:00 Octave Jumps
11:00 Melodic Bass Pattern
15:53 Adding a C Part Variation
16:31 Outro

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[itsthewestend]

This is spot on with how the pros approach it

[ZenWorld]

Intro my camera decided to rave out or sum thing with the FOCUS... Lol Apologize for that but it's here

[peter.lamm_]

i was vibing each time u played the bass lines lmao

[acooldryplace]

Love how the channel is growing organically. Your subscribers are purists!

[alessandro]

Great video, I’m more interested on the sound design behind those basses.

[hotsawce]

This was a perfectly timed upload. Making killer tech house basslines is what i'm focusing on right now. Thank you

[djaywise]

Ive always struggled with basslines thanks for the help

[mcclure]

We learned it to be called a walking bassline back in the day. It's old school and quality. Good to hear it being used in the electronic scene.

[myriaddsystems]

AT LAST! No other bugger even bothers to explain what swing is and how to implement it - But Sam has kindly taken the trouble to explain this fundamental, ESSENTIAL FACTOR. If you don't use this at the outset then you may as well give up- THANKS!

[Chazzsg]

I've been learning music theory and musicianship for the last 6 months and it's helped me to also notice that theory you talk about, about small step wise movements for groove, and leaps make the beat more bouncy and partyish. It's nice to see that someone finally made a video about this!!!!

[lownamy]

I'm Spanish and my english is very poor, but it's incredible the way you explain in your tutorials even when i cant understand what u say hahaha. They're better than all the spanish ones so far.

[milanmar]

6:20 "not like this" bro this sounds amazing :D

[davigermanoamorim]

Thank you so much man, was stucked trying to do some basses and your video saved me, also noticed that it was posted exactly 1 year ago, I think that is a signal hahhaha

[willievaughn]

Awesome teaching, as always, thank you. Galatians 6:9

[jaysparks]

Great vid, man! Helped me a lot. Quick tip from a viewer, though: turn off auto-focus on your camera. Just focus on one spot and make sure you don't move too much, haha. Once again, thanks a lot for this video!

Edit: Talking about the intro mainly.

[Protraderforse]

Bang on!, still more fun to play your bass line in then fine tune, also Logic Pro 16 C or 16 B quantise works well. Funny I just referenced a track am working on and bass starts the same first two notes. Quality content as usual Zen, liking your channel a lot lately. even seasoned old producers like me sometimes forget the basics.

[oldschooljohnny]

I make more lofi music, but these tutorials are gold for anyone wanting to inject some funk into their grooves #morebass

[djsarumawashi]

Thank you for Sharing.
Keep up the Good work.
Cheers

[DemolitionMedia]

This video is incredibly helpful! I'm now going through your other videos to try and learn how to produce a good tech house bassline sound in serum! Is there a specific video that is best?

[Q-BOT]

I've watched a lot fo your video's and you're great, but this is the video that has taught me the most, by far. Thanks for putting this up!