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| djmanson |
dont really know what they are called, so i'll refer to them as dropdown kicks...but i guess you all know what im talking about....its thoose long pitch down kicks/bass'es at the beginning of breaks etc.
I've tried for years to make em sound good, but i cant really get them right....so if anyone in here has some tips/samples it'll be greatly appreciated... |
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| Klangzentrum |
i often use the same kick as in the whole track and put reverb and delay on it! perhaps also have more gain on it, so it sounds a bit louder...
works fine as a "breakdown kick" |
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| Biatchzxz |
| I think he means that sub bass . dooooOOOOOOO. You really just have to mess with a your kick, and add some sub bass to it. COMPRESSION!!! |
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| Tranc3 |
| It's synthesized bass with the pitch wheel being turned down. |
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| danielrong |
| if ur using reason, there is a preset for the subtractor under Basses in the factory soundbank |
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| Luke Terry |
| quote: | Originally posted by Tranc3
It's synthesized bass with the pitch wheel being turned down. |
it certainly is
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| djmanson |
| thx for the inputs...ill try working a bit with it ;) |
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| kewlness |
| just take a low sine wave and pitch it down and layer a low kick on top of it |
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| Jay M |
| quote: | Originally posted by kewlness
just take a low sine wave and pitch it down and layer a low kick on top of it |
Yep tried that before, works great, can be a simple sound.
I think there are two types of "breakdown kicks". A booooooooOOOW! and a BOOOOM!
For the BOOOOM! you could use a kick with long reverb and stuff. |
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| BassAngel |
If you want to see a good patch that you can learn from, get hold of freealpha and then get the Vintage and Dance patch bank from patch arena. It's got a pretty good Subbass drop in there that you'll be able to take apart.
:) |
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