These 6 Bass Groove Tricks Changed Everything for Me…

[@jasongravely7217]

You’re my fav instructor on KZbin. I look forward to every video. Thanks for all your contribution to music production education.

[@lotustunesacademy]

so glad to hear that! thanks for the comment.

[@TakeOneRecordsOfficial]

5:00 😂😂😂😂😂😂 brilliant, I love moments like this, thanks for sharing!

[@lotustunesacademy]

Cheers mate! :D

[@PhilippHerbst]

priceless look at 4:59. amazing groove and inspiring ideas. Thanks!

[@lotustunesacademy]

Hahaha cheers mate!

[@soundtobrain]

...wie immer! TOP

[@lotustunesacademy]

Danke dir!

[@guntherheil9686]

Exelente material como siempre muy agradecido 🙏 ❤

[@lotustunesacademy]

Gracias :)

[@SimRacingCol]

Very insightful indeed. Thank you. 💣💣

[@lotustunesacademy]

You're welcome and thanks to you to!

[@pickyourselfofficial]

Very cool one, keep going mate! 🖤

[@lotustunesacademy]

You too brother! Thanks for the comment :)

[@Ambrosia2830]

This was a big struggle for me initially, especially because I love making complicated full basslines. My mindset changed after I began breaking it up into 16ths and then cutting and swapping out my bass sounds for these sections while still maintaining the foundational sub or bass sound underneath. Great video as always!

[@lotustunesacademy]

Great tip and thanks for the comment!

[@smakauz]

Thank you! Another amazing tutorial, as always. By the way, I’ve been following your channel for a long time and just recently decided to check out your music - it’s incredible! I’m pretty sure a lot of people here would love to see more videos of you as an artist (live sets and similar stuff). I’ve noticed other educators on KZbin doing this, but your work is on another level. We really need some videos of you jamming in beautiful settings. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@lotustunesacademy]

That's very kind of you to say, man. Thanks so much! Will definitely be looking into creating more music in the future. Currently have a few releases planned, so progress is being made :)

[@TheAlchemistje]

Really Really helpful Video. Thank you

[@lotustunesacademy]

Thanks for the comment Denis!

[@blaugemusic9228]

Love this type of content as always 🙌✨🙋‍♂️

[@lotustunesacademy]

Cheers my friend!

[@michael7018]

Excellent! Thanks. I’ve signed up for your course. I’m a busy professional who had been into synths for so long. My weakness is the lack of time I have to spend in Live 12 and learning its idiosyncrasies. This course is perfect for me to bump up my producing skills and match them with my musical creativities.

[@lotustunesacademy]

Awesome! Happy you signed up, my friend.

[@Made0nEarth]

Fuckingtastic! you are a master in this genre of music!

[@lotustunesacademy]

bless you dear sir!

[@abletonflow4673]

This video revived my motivation to use my ableton a bit. Thanks

[@lotustunesacademy]

Happy to hear that, my friend!

[@Mopark25]

The tuned down percussion trick is great. I think it's something PROFF does a lot, definitely going to experiment

[@lotustunesacademy]

Yes, love Proff!

[@ipainthouses3084]

Im glad i encountered this video , was very informative , plus i wanna learn more about tribal/organic house. Just subbed , greetings from the Netherlands

[@lotustunesacademy]

Happy to have you here! :)

[@SUBSYNDICATE]

siiiiique! 🔥

[@lotustunesacademy]

Dannge! :))

[@thedjbugsy]

Which Pigments preset is this?

[@dj_kik]

hello thanks for tuto but where is the link for plugin ableton random chords generator free ? Thanks in advance :o)

[@lotustunesacademy]

marionietoworld.gumroad.com/l/kIapY here u go, mate!

[@tenjisaga]

thanks for the vid, but it would've been nice to actually hear what you're doing without the rest of the drums. Can't make out the toms or the time stretching or the pitched down loop...

[@lotustunesacademy]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@delsinnisled9443]

120 too low...at least 122

[@ELLIOT8209]

120 is fast. I love 116

[@JDVVV378]

For what to low ? there a no rules

[@abletonflow4673]

120 is perfect