STYLE
A style sets placement and movement, not only timbre.
A thirty-two-step workshop for reggae, dub and ska basslines with browser preview and MIDI export.
The workshop is built around placement and silence. Start from a form, then adjust note movement, length and register until the bass sits with the kick.

The workshop is built around placement and silence. Start from a form, then adjust note movement, length and register until the bass sits with the kick.
RIDDIM BASSLINE is a browser music tool for building reggae, dub and ska basslines. Try note range, rests and note length across 32 steps, then take the low-end movement into a riddim as MIDI.
A style sets placement and movement, not only timbre.
Use the second bar for a return instead of copying every step.
Length controls weight; tone helps expose pitch while editing.
MIDI carries BPM, steps and note movement to a DAW. It does not contain the browser sound.
Leave room around the drop and return to the root near the end of bar two.
Alternate longer notes with short answers rather than matching every kick.
Use shorter notes and more root-to-fifth motion without copying the organ rhythm.
Export a bass MIDI file, load it into a DAW and assign a bass instrument before refining duration and velocity.
Start from one preset or one pattern, then adjust only the part you can hear changing.
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