guys in your opinion what is performing the sub duties in the track… the kick or the bass…? great vid btw 
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It’s difficult to tell. The kick is never heard without the bass, and the only time you hear the bass alone is at the beginning before it is filtered as to not interfere with his vocals. Considering the pitch of the kick decay is always some consonant interval compared to the pitch of the bass, it sounds to me like each track was routed to a bus and perhaps compressed together so they might “glue.” Of course, the usual bass-kick side-chaining deal would be in effect as well.
I’m listening on my set-up here, which is pretty accurate, and it honestly sounds to me like the decay of the kick is being manipulated somehow, almost like the pitch is changing to match the bass, or the decay is shortened to allow the bass pitch to take over. I’m going to venture a guess and say both. Might be unorthodox to change the pitch of the kick to match bass, but my ear says that might be a possibility. It certainly isn’t like the typical minimal sound where the kick provides the tonic and some filtered tom provides the dominant on the off beats or some other syncopated placement between 1 and 3.
I must say this is MUCH different from what I’m used to from Dogg, even through Guetta. I’d make a lewd comment about it but I’m afraid I might be kicked off the board…
By the way…what is David Guetta’s deal? Suddenly he’s like this huge name and two years ago he might as well have been working at McDonald’s. What’s up with that?
[quote]jpgetty2win (25/04/2011)[hr]guys in your opinion what is performing the sub duties in the track… the kick or the bass…? great vid btw
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Unable to see the video in the US–I get an error message saying “uploader hasn’t made the video available in your region”.
the keyboard bit reminds me of some huge old tune but cant think what
some old Dave Pearce dance anthem type tune
it’ll come to me - or one of the hotshots on here will get it
[quote]chekka (25/04/2011)[hr]the keyboard bit reminds me of some huge old tune but cant think what
some old Dave Pearce dance anthem type tune
it’ll come to me - or one of the hotshots on here will get it[/quote]
Felix don’t you want my lovin, or smething like that.
The dogg as sold his soul to the devil lol
[quote]Mussi81 (25/04/2011)[hr][quote][b]
Felix don’t you want my lovin, or smething like that.
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Yep
yeah its Felix - Dont you want me. I love how all these people have to copy classic riffs but change like the last few notes…
Also i dont think one instrument is set a specific duty… I think its a combination of various low end sounds that make the bass section and the sub sections…
aye thats the one
[quote]jjdejong0 (25/04/2011)[hr]yeah its Felix -Dont you want me. I love how all these people have to copy classic riffs but change like the last few notes…
Also i dont think one instrument is set a specific duty… I think its a combination of various low end sounds that make the bass section and the sub sections…[/quote]
Lol its a bit like stealing someone elses kick! :hehe:
I wonder if he knows hes sampled the music from a tango advert lol
[quote]lattetown (25/04/2011)[hr][quote]jpgetty2win (25/04/2011)[hr]guys in your opinion what is performing the sub duties in the track… the kick or the bass…? great vid btw
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Your not missing much 
I actually like the track. Guettas tracks just have the ability to get everyone up on the dancefloor going crazy, his tracks are like the opposite of any Plastikman tracks which nightclub owners use at the end of a night when they want everyone to **** off home…
[quote]jjdejong0 (25/04/2011)[hr]I actually like the track. Guettas tracks just have the ability to get everyone up on the dancefloor going crazy, his tracks are like the opposite of any Plastikman tracks which nightclub owners use at the end of a night when they want everyone to **** off home…[/quote]
YAWN
[quote]jjdejong0 (25/04/2011)[hr]I actually like the track. Guettas tracks just have the ability to get everyone up on the dancefloor going crazy, his tracks are like the opposite of any Plastikman tracks which nightclub owners use at the end of a night when they want everyone to **** off home…[/quote]
HERE HERE!
its gay
its pop baby and who dont love a little bit of pop?
go ahead, tell this man pop music isnt great!
[quote]jpgetty2win (25/04/2011)[hr]its pop baby and who dont love a little bit of pop?
go ahead, tell this man pop music isnt great!
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Nice self portrait
And no its not pop music 
[quote]slender (26/04/2011)[hr][quote]jpgetty2win (25/04/2011)[hr]its pop baby and who dont love a little bit of pop?
go ahead, tell this man pop music isnt great!
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Nice self portrait
And no its not pop music :P[/quote]
Lol wat u call it then…?
Commercial house?
I suppose I was just showing my age - pop music to me has always been more of a traditional band structure than its popularity and chart success
For example would you call AC/DC a pop band during their heady days in the charts, pure pop bands I would include were The Beatles and in more recent times (to me anyway) would be ABC, Orange Juice, Haircut 100, Pulp etc etc
Since the explosion of Rnb and dance music I would agree that the boundaries of what Pop music is somewhat obscured - since I have no idea what is or is not in the charts for so many years I an probably the wrong person to have made that flippant comment - but it did make me think what is POP