Super easy way to make a matching EZbass line

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… and have EZBass that follows you as Broomstick Bass does :grinning:

Use the routing below, where Scaler feeds AAS Strum-GS in Guitar option and AAS Strum-GS feeds EZBass

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Set Scaler in loop, then click the Record button in EZBass

Start the playback in your DAW, and EZbass will record the input (red circle and arrow on the left)

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Note that during the recording, EZBass plays the bass in real time, almost as Broomstick Bass does :grinning:

At the end of the loop you’ll see that EZBass recorded all chords and a basic bassline without articulations

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Now go in the Grooves tab and find your preferred bassline and apply it, then export the MIDI in your DAW

Depending on the source (AAS Strum-GS is better than Scaler, likely because the former acts like a “filter” making chords easier for EZBass), EZBass may get wrong on some chord: in this case edit its MIDI, or just add an Ableton matching scale (C maj in this case) before the bass

That’s all!

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Grande ! thanks for the suggestion

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Di nulla Pier Paolo

Uno degli aspetti piacevoli di Scaler è questo forum in cui scambiare consigli ed esperienze in un clima rilassato, a volte anche umoristico :grinning:

P.S. potresti anche trovare interessante gli altri miei post su EZbass che trovi facilmente con la funzione di ricerca; per es questo

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Now we know how Claudio really feels about us, talking behind our backs :laughing:

One of the pleasant aspects of Scaler is this forum where you can exchange advice and experiences in a relaxed, sometimes even humorous atmosphere

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Claudio is using performance terms and phrases, I think :rofl: :rofl:

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Now it’s getting really passive agressive, ROFL

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