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Posted by orTof�nChiLd on Feb-18-2012 22:26:

What tools do you use for tuning a kick

Yeah as the title says

why?

Just curious


Posted by DJ RANN on Feb-18-2012 22:29:

Use another kick.

Seriously.

Kick samples are abundant, and life is too short to waste time tuning them.


Posted by jayxthekoolest on Feb-18-2012 22:32:

you can use any software program that can change the pitch of the kick. for example, fl studio has this built in. or you can use a program such as xfer records - nerve. just drop the sample into nerve and then you can change the pitch.

you would want to change the pitch in order to put the sub part of the kick on key. so if the sub is mainly at 55hz, that would be an a note. if "a" is an off-key note, consider repitching the sub of the kick


Posted by orTof�nChiLd on Feb-18-2012 22:33:

i heard from somewhere else that tuning is bad for headroom or some shit ilke that idk


Posted by jayxthekoolest on Feb-18-2012 22:36:

quote:
Originally posted by orTof�nChiLd
i heard from somewhere else that tuning is bad for headroom or some shit ilke that idk


That makes zero sense.

If you say lower the pitch of the kick from 80hz to 30hz, then yes you will significantly reduce your headroom given that a 30hz waveform will take up more headroom. However, if you go from 30hz to 80hz you would increase your headroom.

Overall, don't worry about that. Just mix the track correctly and there won't be headroom problems.


Posted by orTof�nChiLd on Feb-18-2012 22:38:

ooh aright lol

Anyway i tried tuning with logics pitch machine to +1 semitone and the results were good everything fit perfectly but i loss a little bass but that wasn't an issue


Posted by meriter on Feb-18-2012 22:51:

quote:
Originally posted by orTof�nChiLd
ooh aright lol

Anyway i tried tuning with logics pitch machine to +1 semitone and the results were good everything fit perfectly but i loss a little bass but that wasn't an issue


just load the kick into an ESX24 instrument and tune it there (coarse/fine)


Posted by orTof�nChiLd on Feb-18-2012 22:52:

quote:
Originally posted by meriter
just load the kick into an ESX24 instrument and tune it there (coarse/fine)


oh i haven't thought of that, will try that


Posted by tehlord on Feb-18-2012 23:39:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ RANN
Use another kick.

Seriously.

Kick samples are abundant, and life is too short to waste time tuning them.


It's like, it's like you're in my headz


Posted by Looney4Clooney on Feb-18-2012 23:42:

W

wow

there is a tool that can change the pitch of a sample. RIDICULOUS!
Can someone post a tutorial ? Like to sound higher , do i increase pitch ? Or is it not so simple. ANy presets i can download for club kicks.

so this secret trick also works for snares too. man, i wonder what else i can pitch.


Posted by jayxthekoolest on Feb-19-2012 01:07:

Re: W

quote:
Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
wow

there is a tool that can change the pitch of a sample. RIDICULOUS!
Can someone post a tutorial ? Like to sound higher , do i increase pitch ? Or is it not so simple. ANy presets i can download for club kicks.

so this secret trick also works for snares too. man, i wonder what else i can pitch.


white noise sounds a lot better pitched up


Posted by orTof�nChiLd on Feb-19-2012 01:17:

well i found a new tool thanks to meriter so now i can close the thread



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