what's up everybody its JFilt from
from how to make very sick beats .com if
this is your first time welcome and
welcome to edition 2 of q-tip inspired
beats so let's get into it wrong hand
let's get into it one of the qualities
of q tip is his voice so my question
for you is name a rapper where you like
their voice your favorite voice in hip-hop
period for me I got to say Rakim its
just something about his voice thats dope to me what
do you say so in today's video we're
going to talk about upright bass lines
and this is inspired off this track
right here one of my favorite tribe
beats let's go back in the days when
there was a teenager before I had status
in before I had a pager okay for you
youngins that don't know what a pager is
now I ain't gonna even go there
listen to the rest of this beat
listen to the rest of this beat pleases
is this man the whole album man anyway
let's get to this i digress anyway that
you know inspired me to work on a beat
and actually I wanted to show you all
something I'm working on a beat in right
here this is garageband and here's my beat
so far right so it is basically a four
bar beat and I'm trying to come up with
a bass line for it so see i have several
bass sounds and then but what i want to
show you guys is the type of feel that
I'm looking for and I want I wanted a
jazzy type of feel okay so for me the
best type of sound for that is I'm gonna
let you pick and you're going already
answer the question because of the topic
of this whole video but I'm gonna let
you hear the
differences and why I'm choosing the upright
bass all right here we go i got i got
like this pick base right now here it is
and that's cool as you know now here's
another example the base another
electric bass that's not bad either but
that's not to feel that I won't let go
to system now you know anybody that
knows me they know that I love synth synth bass
synth bass I mean you can just get so
funky with right
right but funky is not quite the feel
that i won't i see it jazzy so I'm with
this upright bass now hear the
difference here we go now I like that
matter of fact I'm going to record that
watch it now I know I switch it up a
little bit but that's okay so so notice
how each sound that I did I kind of
heard a different type of bass line and
that was because of the feel that you
know that I heard in my head based off
the sound so when I heard the upright
double bass jazz sound I was in that
that's the sound that I wanted it gave
me like a jazzy type of feel so so the
point of this video is to experiment
with different sounds like if you're
working with bass lines and you're not
really sure what to do just pick a whole
bunch of different sounds alright I'm
specifically talking about base but this
does apply to any sound that you want
like if you're trying to come up with a
melody because when you hear different
sounds it makes you play different
melodies same with in like the base as
you can see different bass sounds will
produce different baselines does that
make sense so just experiment if you
want to go jazzy
try the upright bass and it doesn't have
to be keep in mind this too it really
does not have to be apart basis whatever
sound that pleases you go with it if it
sounds good to you rock it out peace and
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