Projected
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That's exactly what I'm talking about.
The thing is, when I try to be creative it usually comes out sounding really wrong.
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Yeah, sure, I'm not expecting you to do it for me, just some tips. That's a great one, thanks.
It's just that many times it comes out very monotonic with like 3 or 4 notes. I noticed the same problem in many recent Full On tracks, and it really turns me off the track. No crativity in this aspect.
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Pentium 4 2.41 GHz
512 RAM
Windows XP
It might be beacuse other softwares were running when I it happened, I gotta check it out.
Anyway, I'll check out A1. Any tips on how to make a good bassline?
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Someone? Please?
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Hey guys, I'm new here, listening to psy for about 5 years, maybe more, recently began messing around with cubase and stuff and I got some questions.
First, do you have any suggestions or tips on how to make a good bassline? I don't want it to be monotonic, too, like I heard in many Full On tracks.
Next, Do you have any sugestions on good Bass VSTi? Same question for brass and horns VSTi.
And lastly, sometimes when I press play in Cubase, the program doesn't do anything (it doesn't freeze though, because the buttons are working and everything) for about 10 seconds, and only then starts playing, but that diagonal line (no better way to describe it) that follows the track doesn't move. I don't think it's a resource prob cause my comp's pretty good. Should be enough to use Cubase, anyway. Anybody knows what I'm talking about?
Thanks.
A little help in Cubase SX
in Music Making and Production/Industry
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Nah I don't wat you to do it for me, just a couple of tips like a pattern maybe or what note is goo with what note, stuff like that.
Anyway, I don't really try to make Full On. At the meantime, i'm just messing around with Cubase and learning it, making some sort of track, learning through trial and error, so the bassline doesn't have to be a full on one.