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Re: (MUSIC) Crowder Song

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#1 · December 1, 2003, 2:12 am

Posted by: wulf <wulf@...>

Bradley <suitablemoniker@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> ... my worship leader, mentioned that the song has a
> rather distinctive bass line which she would like me to
> replicate as much as possible. I listened to the song
> and it sounds fairly basic. I think it is mostly hitting
> the 5th (in the bass) of the root just prior to hitting
> the root and the pattern repeats.

I don't have the song so can't help with the details.
However, it's certainly possible that it's both as simple as
you say and as distinctive as she's hearing. There's no
need to try and find a complex solution when a simple
set of notes, just played in the right places, might be the
answer.

Wulf

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