Drum rack for basslines

[abcgle]

I know theres a lot of threads about chopping up basslines. But i had an idea of putting the bounced/chopped up basslines into the drum rack(ableton) to make a bassline.

I find it works wonders!

Having the basslines one on top of the other makes to soo much easier to map out the bassline. Set a loop with a drum beat going and go nuts.

Don't know if its been said before but made a drastic change in sequencing my basslines so thought i would share.

[corpu5]

i fucking love ableton man

[ENNO]

ive heard of this method before. Tried it and it sounded a bit shite. would you mind posting some screens as to what your doing??

[abcgle]

will post a screenshot when i get home from work.

the good thing is you can edit each sample just like using simpler and add effects to each aswell.

I find its just easier to map your bassline out when using your chopped samples in one "clip" rather then having your samples in diffent tracks and clips.

[Sharmaji]

never underestimate how inpsiring it can be PLAYING something out. let it run for your whole tune and play it, fix the mistakes, copy & paste, etc--- but yeah, without a doubt one of the best ways to re-imagine sampled stuff.

[Recessive Trait]

and just to point out the parity of daws - i do exactly the same thing in fl.

[nowaysj]

yeah bro, this is elementary in fl.
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