I need isolated bass line C: C-C-G-C G: G-G-D-G Am: A-A-E-A

K: Amin T: 110 TS: 4/4 INST: SynthBass, SynthPads, Drums Mood: Neutral Structure: None inferred This description provides fundamental building blocks for a bass line over a varied set of chords. The presence of Am (i), E (V), C (III), G (VII or V in Am), F (VI), and others like Em, D, Bm suggests a potential key center of A Minor, likely utilizing the harmonic minor scale for the dominant E major chord, with other chords potentially borrowed or used modally. The basic Root-Root-Fifth-Root bass pattern is a common, simple rhythmic device suitable for creating a steady groove. The specific chords listed indicate a harmonic progression that is not strictly diatonic to one major or natural minor key but is typical of many modern popular styles, which often mix chords freely. Without further context on genre or intent, instrumentation like synth bass, pads for chords, and a drum beat would provide a standard backing for such a bass line pattern. The mood is listed as Neutral because the description is technical and lacks expressive language; the emotional quality would depend heavily on tempo, sound design, and how these elements are arranged. No specific musical structure (like verse-chorus) is implied by the list of patterns.

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