Vengeance pre shifted claps in FL studio

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Posted by DJ Robby Rox on Aug-16-2010 21:49:

I would have done exactly what Ry Thomas said if you need a specific number of ms.
Or I would have routed everything else to one channel and just delayed that 1 channel 21ms. Its really not difficult I don't understand what all the fuss is about with a thousand different techniques that don't even address ms.

Posted by adamtrance on Aug-17-2010 09:48:

why dont u just slice up the beat, and move the clap sample back a bit (or forward or however you wanna do it), with the note property. You can minus the 21 ms in the start time

Posted by Final Call on Aug-22-2010 18:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Stephen Wiley
they are used to create drive. one deadly secret weapon (sorry if this was already posted, I didnt look) is to place your snare (if you have one) a few ticks ahead of your beat (on the same timing as your bassline, which should be a few ticks ahead of the best) - finally, you place the clap just a tiny tick or two after the baseline/sorry and this helps to create a very strong driving feeling to a track

yahh agreed. you can hear it slight in this track around 2:53
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hod9x8hc_FU

Posted by oFFbalaNce on Aug-24-2010 18:47:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZaK...feature=related <- Information about preshifted claps.

Also, read Ry Thomas post.

Posted by Lunar Phase 7 on Aug-25-2010 11:19:

So it's the snare or clap landing before the bassdrum and with a reverse of it self creating a build-up? How does a sample play before it is triggered? Do you place it one step before you want it to land and it is delayed by nearly a full step?

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