Beginners Guide To Rolling Basslines For Modern Techno

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In this video, I go over the steps to executing a modern rolling bassline. Rolling basslines are a great way to create a driving track, Especially when the rolling bass provides the low-end. A rolling bass can also be used as a supportive element that allows you to fill your track up better.
In this video, we will explore all the dope things you can do in Rolling Basslines from Beginner to Pro.
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:0 Setting Up The Bass
04:48 Trance Gallops
05:33 Sidechaining Rolling Bass
06:40 Layering Rolling Bass
07:39 Suppertive Rolling Bass
08:05 Evolving Rolling Basslines
09:03 Advanced Melody Modulation
10:42 Outro

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[@baim1441]

When using the Ableton compressor make sure to put the attack on zero. This kills the first transient which otherwise would collide with the kick.

[@Boaugustin]

or, use look ahead of 10 ms, so you can don't have the click if the attack is to fast and also kill the first transient !

[@FurkanTopal]

The bass is already sidechained. It can't collide with the kick. Giving a bit attack is even more advantageous for after kick also bass would keep its own pumpiness as well. But it's a matter of taste at the end of the day., depends on producer's preferences...

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could you make a tutorial about how to approach the mid range mixing?

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in the part of the compressor are you doing a sidechaing to te bass?

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What's the difference between using an envelope to control the filter vs using an envelope?

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Do you master tracks?

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Trying this technique in the 3rd octave, but using multiple notes. I get to about 2 minutes in this video doing everything you do, but each note sounds significantly different with the timing. The first note in the bar sounds much earlier and oddly faster. Then the middle notes sound fine. I even tried key tracking on the filter. Any ideas?

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I think maybe the harmonics gets thrown off switching octaves?

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