Hi everyone,
It's a bit of a noob question but one that's always bugged me.
If you have a 2 oscillator bass and detune it by semi-tones, obviously any key you press to play it not be correct the frequency for that key. So how do you go about making sure you're hitting the RIGHT note when it comes to then playing the bassline in your track, is it just PURELY by having to use your ears or is there a tricksy method I'm not aware of?
This is especially difficult if you're trying to find the root note of a track which has a detuned bass in it, because sometimes it sounds right, and others it doesn't - nightmare.
How do people get around this issue of disharmony?
Kind Regards
Vespa
It's a bit of a noob question but one that's always bugged me.
If you have a 2 oscillator bass and detune it by semi-tones, obviously any key you press to play it not be correct the frequency for that key. So how do you go about making sure you're hitting the RIGHT note when it comes to then playing the bassline in your track, is it just PURELY by having to use your ears or is there a tricksy method I'm not aware of?
This is especially difficult if you're trying to find the root note of a track which has a detuned bass in it, because sometimes it sounds right, and others it doesn't - nightmare.
How do people get around this issue of disharmony?
Kind Regards
Vespa