How to make Trance: Bass line tutorial

[@SkyR45]

Working with these tutorials now. Thanks so much. I got sundog

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

My pleasure :)

[@jl9205]

Very nice tutorials. Short, sweet, practical, instructive. I know of layering sounds, but your example of layering bass sounds is the best I've seen so far. A very big lightbulb went on when you showed me that! Thanks for sharing these tips!

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

My pleasure :)!

[@jelly.1899]

Hi! Grandioses kleines Programm. Respekt für die Idee und das Programmieren. Gibt's bei dir zufällig auch black friday deals? Würde gerne sounddog holen 🙂😍🏆

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

Jup, da wird es auch einen Deal geben :)

[@Astrounitmusic]

bin dabei ✌🏼

[@DWestnik77]

Good! Could you tell me why in your Sundog notes are is "sharp" mode (with #), and in mine they are in "bemol" mode? Like Ab, Eb etc.

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

If you want to display both sharps and flats, you can change this in the Sundog settings: Set "Only show Sharps" to "No". Now Sundog will represent the notes of common western scales - e.g. Major and Minor - the same way as most music theory books do.

[@lj9748]

Very Nice ! But too expensive for me 😕... Let us know when you ll make some extra pricing . Maybe for Christmas ? I hope so. Bye.

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

The Black Friday deals have started :)

[@hunk443]

2 layers it´s okay to me 🥰

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

Yep :). Sometimes I use more than that, but 2 layers seems to be a sweet spot ;)

[@Pilzhirn]

Awesome - House and Psytrance next? 😉

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

I think there might be a good chance that a House package follows in the future :)

[@Astrounitmusic]

Psy Prog Trance bitte 😁🚀✊🏼