Thank you DJ-Sean, I'm sure I can find a use for both of those samples

Anychance you can render them out in .wav though?

how do you create a kick from scratch??

is it possible like with a subtractor?

Sloough, since the original sample source was 192kb/s mp3, there's really no value of converting it to wav, as the mp3 compression will be in there regardless.

As for creating a pro trance kick from scratch, you'll want to use a 909 or 909 emulator to create a good bass sound, then layer it with all sorts of percy stuff that's filtered like crazy to give it a nice crunch. Try layering it with a snare for instance, and then adding reverb to the high frequencies.

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Originally posted by dj-sean Sloough, since the original sample source was 192kb/s mp3, there's really no value of converting it to wav, as the mp3 compression will be in there regardless.

Oh well, Its just it was sounding none too good when it had been run through various editors (Recompression and bit of reverb.)

Spend a little time EQ'ing it and that really shouldn't be a problem.

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