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Please could anyone help and put this bass on the middle C Note i am really bad when it comes to notes

Would be much appreciated Can download the bass from my soundcloud

https://soundcloud.com/soner_one/raden-tube-sub

Give a man a Middle C, he will make a bass for a day.

Teach a man to find Middle C , he will make bass everyday.


Not sure what sampler/daw you are using currently, but you just need to play a clean sine wavs on any other synth while this sample loops, until you find what note this sample is actually playing (when the sine wav (listen for a wobbling out of tune effect to disappear and then your probably on the right note). Then you can adjust the sampler to reflect that the source sample is actually playing at that other note instead of C3 (or whatever middle C is im not at a DAW). Or you could transpose the sample and then drop it into a default sampler which is likely anchored to middle C by default.

This is a skill you def. will want to be able to work out on your own.

Other fun things to commit to memory is how many "steps" relative notes are from your source material as well. 7 steps = a fifth and stuff like that. I abuse 7 (fifth) and 12 (octave) steps a lot when I transpose samples. Granted ill be the first to tell you I have 0 real musical theory to rely on, just the random little tricks I picked up and abuse along my journey.

mromgwtf wrote:

+1 for teaching yourself some music theory OP. This is honestly a bit like asking your mommy to pack your lunch when you are 37 and living in her basement...I mean you ought to be able to just figure out some notes by ear, really, without even knowing any theory.

Ravenspiral Guide is a good free resource for music theory. Music Theory for Computer Muscians is pretty cool too...it teaches from a "DAW perspective".

Seriously - there's ppl round here that'll eat you alive for that kind of request. Coming to a Production forum and saying "I'm really bad with notes" is like a baby deer coming to the Formula 1 racetrack and asking for help finding the starting line after the race has already started. You're liable to get run over.



That and mromgwtf is a funny motherfucker.

Excuse the Dumbness i tried every note And just couldnt get it to blend together the same as the mid bass just seemed to clash alot

This seems like something it would be valuable for an aspiring producer to learn how to do. "I'm not good with notes" seems like you might be pursuing the wrong hobby.

idunno in what daw u work but in studio one and logic there's a tuner
detects the key of whatever is playing.. will save you some time

mromgwtf wrote:

OP - you took the sample down...

What's interesting is that the one tune posted under your profile is actually pretty decent in terms of seeming to know what you're doing with the basics. The graphic design is also a cut above your rank amateur on Soundcloud.

I'm not sure what DAW you're using, but the VST Gtune really helped me find the key or note of a sample. http://www.gvst.co.uk/gtune.htm

I totally forgot about Gtune lol duh!!!

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