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davidaustin
So cool:D +1
KaiPlan
KaiPlan Hey david :W Thanks a lot! :) +1
Shi
that's a cool bass you added Kai,liking those runs and a nice track you guys :) +1
KaiPlan
KaiPlan Uups - Thanks Shi B)

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ROBJOL
Super music with very good bass. +1
KaiPlan
KaiPlan :) Thanks ROBJOL!!! B):W +1
Marceys
Sounds great KaiPlan! A lot of interesting things you brought to the track!

You have a lot of melodic and harmonic skills, my way of seeing things for a bassplayer is playing a solid and tight bassline to give solid grounds and body to a track!
Giving extra melodics and harmonics can be great and add a lot too but it is always important to have a solid bass in a track! +1
KaiPlan
KaiPlan Hey Marceys. I find that many bass players who always play solidly often all sound the same in some way. Every sequencer can do "official" bass lines. I always wanted to sound and play "different". It's often a rocky and frustrated road. Colleagues who play "less" are generally much more popular. But I don't care. I can only speak "root & fifth" but that bores me. Maybe it's wrong I don't know From a commercial point of view, it's definitely better to only play the essentials. I'm still in the self-discovery phase and learning, and I'm happy about every good tip, and that's why I thank you for your nice comment ... Best regards! :W +0