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the release shorter than the attack? i dunt even kno what thatd do, i always put my release about the length of the kick if im compressing it individually
did you mean 200ms? thats a good averange for the lenght of a kick. alittle long, like a house length kick.
anyway, DJ_KANE, theres no point in layering a perfectly good kick, why would you replace the low end or high end if its already good on both? youd probably just make it worse. if the kick already has highs mids and lows you like i dont get why you would change them. layering two good kicks wont make a new good kick, and layering isnt just about making new kicks anyway. its about making use of kicks that are only half way there, but the half thats there is good shit.
| quote: | | it very hard to find a track nowadays with the kick playing solo in any part of the track. |
not necessary, all you need is for no other sound to hit at the same time as the kick drum, you can find this in alot of modern trance. if its a fast BPM track and the hihat or something cuts into the tail of it, you just crossfade the attack phase of what you ripped with an 808/909 decay tail. youll never tell the difference.
| quote: | | i seriously doubt sean has layered lots of kicks to create his bass drums. id be more inclined to say he has got a nice all round kick from a decent sample cd and then compressed it to fit in his track. |
theres a good chance he uses a kick thats already been layered for him on a vengeance cd. he uses vengeance loops for sure, so its pretty likely. like 80% of vengeance kicks are layered/crossfaded.
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Last edited by mysticalninja on Jan-12-2007 at 09:40
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