How to get PRO sounding BASSLINES 🔥

[joeygproducedit]

im new to house and im soo proud im doing all 3 of these! granted ive always enjoyed drums in all music i would listen to hours just blocking out lyrics sometimes listening to little percussions and accents. man i love house music i cant wait to get even better!

[Illuminatiman]

Swing never ever crosses my mind. Every time I see a tutorial, it's like try swing, and I facepalm wondering why I never think of it 😂😂

[fredlup]

Super useful as always 😁 thank you so much Noize

[JONQPiD]

I’ve been straight up deconstructing tracks to learn their bass-lines. It seems like there are a handful of popular bass-lines patterns out there that everyone uses. How much more can we reinvent the bass-line? Great advice though.

[MontanaJacobsen]

to me these are just stylistic differences. i prefer the first because there’s more space in between each bass note which adds to the groove and makes it sound more punchy.

[tokay.]

the first one was wayyy tighter though

[misslegas]

The first one sounds more funky to me second more housy

[Svsuke]

How did you change the velocity On each individual note ? And when i try adding swing it does it to every track ? Is there a way to control the wing on every individual track ?

[ymhyhybaybay]

I typed this comment on a computer mouse connected to a smartphone that was being casted on an Xbox

[FC-xczy]

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