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02-14-2012 05:01 PM
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a good sample
while I must admit I have a thing for layering a click at the start of a kick drum, its all about just getting good samples and not fucking them up with effects.

Layer kicks, saturate, boost at 80z, cut at 300hz, compress, bus with drums then new york, yeah its all good sometimes, by the time you know how and when to do those properly you probably wont need to ask, until then do yourself a favour, find a good sample and move on with your life, youll thank yourself for it.

Thats why drummers usually write fuck all in terms of their bands output. While ringo was busy tuning his kick drum to his room the other 3 were making music. You dont want to be that guy in the interview

"so how do you feel looking back on the beatles music all this time later?"

"Im never happy when I listen back to our old records, I dont think we ever really got the kick drum sound right"















worth noting Ive spent the last 3 days fighting kick/snare vs sub sounds till my ears hurt
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02-14-2012 06:36 PM
Dis shiz iz da nutz:
http://www.synapse-audio.com/ekspro.html
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