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"bass line" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can refer to the line played by a bass guitar, usually serving as the foundation for a song, or it can refer to the line of the lowest part in a musical ensemble, like the basso continuo in Baroque music. For example, in a concert review, you could write "The bass line laid the foundation for an exciting and energetic performance."
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Busy bass line.
Love that bass line.
It's the implied bass line.
That's the Purcell bass line.
Do you hear the thrumming bass line?
The bass line repeats; the snares repeat.
Cutler carried the steady bass line.
Something white jiggled to the bass line.
But you know this bass line.
Can you follow the bass line there?
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Mozart's use of the "Alberti bass line --and is not my invention.
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