Nothing harder than creating a track. In this one I just tried to test some leads on almost the same baseline.

Please share your feelings with us. Btw, any suggestion about the transition points?

Thanks so much my friends!

 

Thought you'd been quiet lately. Well done. You've been working on just creating. The bassline gives it continuity. Some more percussion elements would be good for creating alternate rhythms, and keeping things ticking along during the transitions.

 

Thanks, you're always a good supporter.

 

great track i love it. upload the stems so we can work on it !

 

Sure! But first let me organize it. It's out of order.

 

The main bass sounds great to me and def not too bassy. Cool overall.

 

This is my FLP. FL Studio 12.3 is required. Just native plugins. I would be pleased to hear your mixes. Please show us how you'd fill in the transitions. This is the best way for any suggestion.

Thanks for your attention!

Edit:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/72tyhkr07nn1skm/My+Bassy+Track.zip
(1.37 MB)

 

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Any chance you could upload midi files. They would need to be separate: 1 midi file for the bass: 1 midi file for each different melody/ rhythm.
I'm using hardware sequencers, as it better suites my way of working.

 

You can use Pads (1, 2) and also Leads (1,2,3) with "First section bass" and Leads (4,5,6,7,8,9,10) with "Second section bass".

I numbered them based on their occurrence in the track.

 

Do you think of creating such thing with my stuffs?
http://www.mediafire.com/download/1vwh1h48qvgp51n/BBC_Lover.mp4

 

more distortionnnn

 

O.k. got them. might be a while before I get to do anything, as the sequencer I want to use for this needs the midi on floppy disc and, my laptop doesn't have a floppy disc drive, so will have to get to one that does. Oh! don't be surprised or upset, if I rearrange things somewhat.

 

it´s nice , ....I would add a little bit of low end

 

I like the Idea foster, but transitions are so abrupt, use automated filters, reverbs and delays for the transitions, crashes, reverse crashes, reverse reverbs.... also arrangement needs order, and bass seems a little bit unnatural for me, but it's just my opinion.
I also think that you can make 2 tracks from it, take a look at this song, in which main sound never dissapears, theres only timbral changes on it.

 

Would you please explain more?

Thanks Mariano for the advice. I think I should take it serious. Low end is what I always have problem in it and also do apologize for my previous rudeness.

Yes, abrupt changings causes unpleasant effects on overall sounding and destroy every thing. In my next one I would focus more on those moments.
Thanks for the track, He's my favorite artist.

 

Always loved Shirley Bassy

 

Abrupt changes don't have to be unpleasant, but it does often depend on the genre, or atmosphere you're trying to create. I use abrupt changes a lot, instead of the usual filter sweeps.

 

this bass with a slight distortion and a Linndrum drum machine and bpm little slow, in fact, my idea is a bit abstract.
The distortion is good at all