thank you for your insights!
been using Bassbuzz since more than a year ago and only just started taking a good look at the forum. I would have started looking around way earlier if I had known how lovely and helpful people here are. 
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Bit late to the party … something worth checking out
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thank you! will definitely check this out 
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It looks like you’re asking about slides in music! The technique you’re referring to is likely called a glissando or a slide (when referring to string or brass instruments, or even vocal slides). It’s when you move smoothly between two notes, creating a continuous pitch change. You might also encounter this technique when guitar players slide between frets, or in some vocal stylings. Hope that helps!
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Possibly repeating answers here, but those are Grace Notes.
I like to think of them as little flicks of character.
The main notated “target” note should should be rock solid, but grace notes are quick little flourishes. Like imagine the bass player on the track playing on stage and having a bit of fun.
It can add a lot to the “attitude” of a tracks sound. They’re very “human” notes IMO.
(Lot of asterisks in that reply, sorry 
) (Not asterisks. Quote marks. I am sleepy this morning)
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