Great idea! I've always either made my own midi loops, or modified WAV samples...but, any top tips for where to get good free midi loops from Tom?outteh wrote:Lot's of free midi bass loops and patterns available, easily modified!
Thx!
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Great idea! I've always either made my own midi loops, or modified WAV samples...but, any top tips for where to get good free midi loops from Tom?outteh wrote:Lot's of free midi bass loops and patterns available, easily modified!
That was my solution after programming MIDI for years. It was just too much work trying to get really cool grooves. And I'm not a decent enough keyboardist so I always fell short,,until I got my bass. These days you can get a pretty decent bass from 200. To 300. Bucks. I got mine used after reading rave reviews about it on Harmony Central.Mab098157 wrote:Pitch changing has issues with tone/pitch variation during sustain. You seem to be a talented guitarist, I'm surprised no one has given the most common answer related to bass and bass recording...get a cheap bass. I think you'll be happier creating you own stuff than searching for the "right" loop and working your vision around it's limitations.
I think you're right. So today I bought a bass. I've had a massive bass before, and they're just too big & impractical for me, hardly the thing you can do some quick recording with. So I bought a "U-Bass", it's like a mini "ukelele" bass, but the connection ends there really.CRAZY6STRINGS wrote:That was my solution after programming MIDI for years. It was just too much work trying to get really cool grooves. And I'm not a decent enough keyboardist so I always fell short,,until I got my bass. These days you can get a pretty decent bass from 200. To 300. Bucks. I got mine used after reading rave reviews about it on Harmony Central.
Thanks Mark!!Mark Bliss wrote:Good choice on the U-Bass, they are capable of great results, and are quite easy to play! Very nice, have fun Nicky!