We're going to be making ravey tech house bass inspired by tony romera and low steppa's song dance to the music in under 10 minutes using the 80/20 rule of tech house bass.

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00:00 Introduction to Ravey Tech House Bass Creation
00:26 Starting with the Subs and Mid Base
01:09 Using the 80/20 Rule for Tech House Bass
01:47 Creating the Pattern and Identifying the Key
02:14 Using Reference Tracks and Creating the Rolling Bass Sound
03:08 Sound Design and Adding Character to the Sub
04:37 Creating the Mid Base Track
08:19 Finalizing the Base and Grouping
08:37 Conclusion and Additional Resources

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