fuckin... find it yourself you're 15 pay your dues

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Originally posted by meriter fuckin... find it yourself you're 15 pay your dues

i was just asking, if you dont have any suggestions, then dont post. isnt it a waste of time to just go around posting shit like this??

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pay your dues like... he doesn't deserve any proper advice? basically, he has certain sample packs and has been auditioning a bunch of them to fit his bassline which sounds decent, instead of wasting time layering. but after about 30 or so samples his ears get a little toast.

Ubershall trance, the vengeance trance sample packs are a good start. others here will definitely have other and possibly better suggestions. also, shortening the kick can also let the bassline come through quite a bit better since some kicks in those sample packs have very long tails if you just insert them raw the way they are.

meriter, don't be such a dick. i started in this forum when i was 17 and i sure as hell didn't let some guy who has only been hanging around here 2 years talk shit to me the way you are trolling this kid, and there were plenty of helpful people back then, so give us a break please with your lame ass attitude.

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Originally posted by Evolve140 only been hanging around here 2 years

not too good with math are you


Honestly you think the samples are the problem... like the most popular sample pack in the world is unusable. It's not about the samples it's about learning how to process them correctly. Tuning compression layering ect. There's no reason he shouldn't be able to work with what he has.

Last edited by meriter on Apr-14-2012 at 05:58

Wave Alchemy

http://www.wavealchemy.co.uk/drum-samples/ty1

They've got free sample packs to try out. All samples are 100% original (i.e., not ripped from other tracks), made with high quality gear, great prices, etc.

Also, "like" them on their FB page and every Friday they give away a couple of discount codes. There may still be one available from earlier today.

And, don't forget that they have 2 free Club Kicks sample packs:

http://www.wavealchemy.co.uk/club_kicks/pid46/fr

http://www.wavealchemy.co.uk/club_kicks_2/pid60/fr

...and a bunch of other free packs:

http://www.wavealchemy.co.uk/free-samples

That should keep you busy for awhile.

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Meriter, at least the kid has some heart for his age.
I'm 29, and started producing 6 months ago. I wish I would have started when I was in my teens. I dicked around with Fruity Loops 10 years ago but never put 2+2 together that I could actually learn this stuff, due to life happening. No regrets though as it's what I want to do with all of my possible free time now to get as good as possible. I'm striving for excellence, which may be where your comment comes from, but someone that young might not have the intellectual shield to shrug off an ill comment that doesn't have an underlying point.

Back to the OP: DanceMidiSamples has a Psy kicks pack for like $7 that I really like a lot of the kicks from.

Though, It would help a bit to know more about what kind of kick you're trying to come up with? What are you going for Mike? I assume you're familiar with Bazzism?

[S]Crypto[/S] ...Cryo: Thanks for the links to the free packs. It's nice to see a free batch of samples that isn't something thrown together by a random person containing 90% samples I already have, and 9% of the remaining samples which suck.

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Crypto?

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Originally posted by cryophonik Crypto?

The things the eyes gloss over sometimes.

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Originally posted by jsrobinson Meriter, at least the kid has some heart for his age. I'm 29, and started producing 6 months ago. I wish I would have started when I was in my teens. I dicked around with Fruity Loops 10 years ago but never put 2+2 together that I could actually learn this stuff, due to life happening. No regrets though as it's what I want to do with all of my possible free time now to get as good as possible. I'm striving for excellence, which may be where your comment comes from, but someone that young doesn't have the intellectual shield to shrug off a shitty comment.

Meh sure he does, and there was nothing shitty about my comment. Learning to work with what you have will only help you get better


I started producing in my teens as well and when I needed a kick I'd break out the mic and start banging on shit. There was no cookie-cutter sample available that just happened to fit in with my track perfectly

Okay I have to admit the vengeance samples are shit but still.. this is one of those topics that could be solved with about 5 minutes of googling

You have highlighted an issue where perfectionism definitely can hold someone up.

I'm a perfectionist and it's something I have to work to balance between making something that suits my taste which hasn't happened yet, and quantity.

if you want real advice about finding the right kick, make it the last thing you add to your track

crush your track into commercial volume and then go about finding a kick that sits well in the mix

you'll most likely find that after a bit of processing any of those vangeance kicks will work fine once you've slammed your track up against the brick wall