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i how are you guys
i don't have alot of good days in fact most of mine are crappy but ay im not complaining someone would have it a lot worse of them me but anyway i had one of those magic days a few days ago i was happier then i have every been and think about what had made me so happy i thought it be a good i dear to pick up the bass and played around for a bit and lately i have been haven a hard time coming up with stuff and i made a really good line but since them i haven't been in the same mind set as i was before and im having alot of trouble finishing it dose anyone have any pointers that could help me finish it because ever time i do at the moment i darken it thanks for your help guys wish you all the best of luck in everything you do
 
Punctuation, please!

Nice to hear that you are having a good day, but seriously, it's very hard to read what you write, when you write in that way! :wink:
 
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wazza_90210 said:
Sorry my friend.
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No problem. It's actually not a problem with short posts, but when you post longer rants like this, it gets very confusing!
 
I agree....especially with longer posts - MSN style speek and lack of punctuation is very difficult to read.

;)
 
ignoring the punctuation(or lack of it) so your asking for advice on how to finish witting a line what you wrote whilst on a really good day? but haven't had since?
 
thank you

thank you yes i had a really good day and made a nice pieces but cant finsh it
 
I think maybe Wazza experienced a,"light bulb moment" the other day.Funnily enough,I had one myself.The first in a long time,way over due.
What I suggest is either recording or video taping your light bulb moments for future reference so they can be accessed at any time,rather than relying on memory.
As far as writing music & completing pieces,I'm probably the last person to give advice.
:idea: Lex gives online lessons via msn or skype.Judging by the guys skill,experience & pleasant nature,I'd reccomend that.
 
Tbh i'd try and recreate that day, ie what did you do hat was different from previous days, any unusual things happen etc.

Either that or just keep playing the line and try stuff and you may have a sudden brain wave!

You could also play it to some musicians and see what their take on it is, heck i'm sure if you got a recording up here i and many other could offer their input, which may help to spark some creative thought.

Last thing would be applying music theory to the line, what chord changes, patterns, note choices, and style the line is and using applied music theory work out the rest of the line from there. there are standard progressions that you could apply and certain conventions that may help you.

Hope this helps...
 
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