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How-To create that badass sub-bass drop!?
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| Habib |
This thread was up a week ago but dissapeared the same day because of an harddrive crash on the server running this site so I'll post the same question again, I never had the chance to read any replies!
I was wondering how to create a "drop". Here's an example of what I mean and this part is taken from the beginning of the song "Dave Joy - Third Pleasure (DJ D-Light Remix)";
http://www.martinandersson.com/da_drop.mp3
I always thought that this is made from bending down the pitch of a simple bass.. maybe even automate the panning from left to right or right to left? But no matter what I try to do I can't get anything to sound near this. I've tried what I meantioned and also automating a boost of the lower frequencies but nothing helps.
I'm using Reason 2.5 by the way. Anyone got an idea!? Please help a trance brother out!!! |
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| nzo |
| [edit] didnt read it fully, missed that you wanted the sub bass. |
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| DJ_Silverstone1 |
in the schallkraft refill there is a subbass drop
i can give you the bassdrop in wav form if u want. |
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| Habib |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ_Silverstone1
in the schallkraft refill there is a subbass drop
i can give you the bassdrop in wav form if u want. |
YES OH PLEASE GOD DOO!!!!! You can send it to my e-mail; [email protected]
Godamn thankyou mate!!! If you would like to please gimme an URL where I can get hold of the entire refill maybe? Ah thankyou again!!! |
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| Freak |
Akai test program , or any other pure sine wave
Add some pitch bend- simple as that |
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| wayfinder |
...and that's basically a bassdrum in slow motion ;) |
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| dEEkAy |
| u find enuff samples on the net...if not u can easily create one with a sweep generator |
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| Limit |
| um, its called an 808 kick with long decay...guess nobody is oldschool here. |
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| Habib |
| quote: | Originally posted by Limit
um, its called an 808 kick with long decay...guess nobody is oldschool here. |
| quote: | | Originally posted by somebody else ...and that's basically a bassdrum in slow motion |
PLEASE TELL ME MORE FELLOWS!! I'm learning everyday! How can I get that 808 kick into Reason? And my experience tell me that if I try to resample a kickdrum for a longer time (thus creating a slow motion effect) for instance in WaveLabe the quality of the sound really suck. So how can a d00d possibly make a kick drum go in slow motion? |
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| Limit |
well to make a kick go in slow motion(which the effect you want isn't using this) you can use a time stretch tool...I think wavelab has it. The best quality time strestching you can get is by using Prosoniq Timefactory(a stand alone app) or you can use cubase SX 2.o which has the mpex algorithem, which is the prosoniq proprietary time strech used in timefactory. But what you really need is the 808 kick..and guess what? I have a Drumstation, and I can make that kick in about 2 seconds for you. send an e-mail to [email protected] with subject 808 kick and I'll e-mail you the kick you want. I wont compress it or anything so you can use it to your own descresion for other tracks.
Limit out! |
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| Freak |
| quote: | Originally posted by Limit
um, its called an 808 kick with long decay...guess nobody is oldschool here. |
Oldskool to the end chief :cool:
I still use my ataris and midi daisychain.....:) |
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