@Sadowickproduction Nice and useful video about these trance bass line progressions. Finally someone who really understand what (classic) Trance is! I'm into Trance producing for a while, I also experimenting with other dance genres, but for me making Trance music is the most rewarding to do. It's a niche market these days, not as big as the late 90's and beginning of the millennium, but I don't want to make music which is not making me fulfilled. I always enjoy Trance making and of course listening, and that's why I do it in the first place. There are a great amount of artist making Trance, and some music from this era I certainly enjoy (like progressive house, tropical house, future bass, EDM etc) but my opinion is when you ever fall in love with Trance music, it stays in your heart. Best regards, Emiel
In the 90's trance artists got way more creative with bass lines. Even into the early 00's a bit too! As the genre progressed, with the harder drum sounds taking over, it became a one trick pony with bass lines and lead sounds, with pretty much no one trying anything different. In the early days, as it was all so new I think artists were more willing to take risks and be more open to new ideas with the music. Plus everything just sounded so good with a 909 kick.
Nice! Thx as always. Not sure if you're still monitoring this, but as I don't have Xfer LFO, what would be your alternative? Also don't have Vengeance, but I have Serum so all good there.
Yo SDK, dunno if ya do requests for future tuts but thought id ask anyway.. Any chance you could do some sort of tut going through External instruments and ext mixer process integration with Ableton 10 midi and audio.. For instance i have Digitone and Digitakt running through Heat and then into Soundcraft mixer.. How would you route audio and midi through ableton for such external instruments... Best practice in your opinion ...
Alot of useful information like always ✌️ could you do a similar video for techno?
yeah, would be really nice.
Thank you for explaining it in the most basic way. I really love the trance stuff that you do.
@Sadowickproduction Nice and useful video about these trance bass line progressions. Finally someone who really understand what (classic) Trance is! I'm into Trance producing for a while, I also experimenting with other dance genres, but for me making Trance music is the most rewarding to do. It's a niche market these days, not as big as the late 90's and beginning of the millennium, but I don't want to make music which is not making me fulfilled. I always enjoy Trance making and of course listening, and that's why I do it in the first place. There are a great amount of artist making Trance, and some music from this era I certainly enjoy (like progressive house, tropical house, future bass, EDM etc) but my opinion is when you ever fall in love with Trance music, it stays in your heart. Best regards, Emiel
This is a REALLY useful and informative tutorial, thank you. The bass sound from that synth is stunning! Looking forward to more of your vids.
Great tutorials as always! Be awesome u to see u build a full trance set using ur push 2. Considering in investing in 1 myself. Keep these vids comin!
You are the fucking man Sadowick. Always making stuff easy to follow and showing how to make something your own.
I don’t personally like trance but I found this very enjoyable and informative. It’s always great learning new techniques. Thanks buddy
Awesome thank you. Please do the same with Techno?
This video is amazingly helpful, thank you so much!
In the 90's trance artists got way more creative with bass lines. Even into the early 00's a bit too! As the genre progressed, with the harder drum sounds taking over, it became a one trick pony with bass lines and lead sounds, with pretty much no one trying anything different. In the early days, as it was all so new I think artists were more willing to take risks and be more open to new ideas with the music. Plus everything just sounded so good with a 909 kick.
Great video man! Keep up the awesome work 😄
Nice! Thx as always. Not sure if you're still monitoring this, but as I don't have Xfer LFO, what would be your alternative? Also don't have Vengeance, but I have Serum so all good there.
You've got shaper in ableton, but as well one can just use automation of the volume with utility
Thank you!!! 💖😊🎶
Great video
Hi Bro How you jump up and Octave in Fold Mode ?
Would love to see more trance tutorials with vps Avenger.
I remember duplicating the Party Boy track to surprise my friends with but didn't get very far, as I was using ReBirth at the time.
Amazing tutorial man! Keep up the good work! :)
7:28 Ricky-isms! 😂
I thought I was the only person who caught that 😂
8:47 Yooo that's so sick!
Thank you for mentioning Avenger, I did forget about it totally, and I am making a EDM Track right now! Hahahahahahaha!
Love these request vids, even if they aren't super relevant I always learn something. Any chance of a video on Absynth's general workflow? thanks.
Super helpful
it's not rocket apliances! Great content and TPB references! Mate you deserve the subscrite! :D
Yo SDK, dunno if ya do requests for future tuts but thought id ask anyway.. Any chance you could do some sort of tut going through External instruments and ext mixer process integration with Ableton 10 midi and audio.. For instance i have Digitone and Digitakt running through Heat and then into Soundcraft mixer.. How would you route audio and midi through ableton for such external instruments... Best practice in your opinion ...
nice thanks!
Please do the same with Techno awesome tutorial
Daddy Sadowick
Lol, I´ve got the same mandala-flag in my studio :D
you forgot an important part which is automating the velocity of each note differently
Party boy bassline...hmm...and all this time I've called that the Robert Miles. RIP
Did you just use a Rickyism?
he did :D ahahahahah
This is disco....not new