@nicholas-nino: I don't categorize basses that way. It just has to fit the vibe of the track. I guess some common patch names that can usually be found on most workstations are usually something like Bread Bass, Rubber Bass, Rez Bass , etc. It's more about style of play rather than patch selection, although that is important, too. What workstation or software sequencer do you use?

@patchilla: Meant to say sounds very mid 80s funky. Obscure funk bank band, B-side, one hit wonder, AM radio weekend soul show funky. That's my Golden Era of music and the vibe of this track is authentic!!!

Thanks. At the time I stayed overnight in the studio we just started up and wanted to get aquainted with this dudes monster rack of analog modules he had and came up with this track and hook. The bass patch was the catalyst for the song. It came together in about 10 minutes or so. The hard part was singing and sampling the parts into an MPC3000 lol.

Good shyt!! Very late nite, small venue, blue light ambiance, stage lights sweat glare type of music.

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Professionally known as Pat Chilla The Beat Gorilla, I've been a Central Cali producer for many, many years. Always producing tracks for regional artists and trying to help an often overlooked region get some good looks from the industry. For the last 7 years I've been producing tracks for television and have placed numerous tracks on several popular TV shows. I've had several hundred tracks placed on America's Next Top Model and have placed many tracks on shows like The White Rapper Show, Last Comic Standing, Jamie Kennedy's Blowin Up, BET's Changing Lanes and many others. My current goal is to refocus on Hip Hop and create affordable content for the up and coming artist, as well as place tracks with major artists. The sound of Hip Hop is always changing, so my personal motto is: STAY RELEVANT!!

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