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techno hats??
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| Andy Sevil |
sorry no clip for this but i hope some of you will understand. how do you create those classic techno hats that they layer over the normal off beat hats - the ones that give it the pace. im using the redrum in reason for this and have tried a number of different settings and adding delay and reverb etc but i cant get it to be as sharp as i would like! any ideas?
thanks in advance! |
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| Andy Sevil |
yeah i think thats it - hard to say without over a track |
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| Danne__85 |
Okey. Well, there's a lot of free refills out there on the internet were I'm sure you can find good samples in.
For example, Dorumalaia's site has good free refills:
http://www.dorumalaia.com/ |
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| RIPassion |
| Can someone host a sample for me? I'll show you one. |
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| Danne__85 |
| Send it to my mail and I will host it. |
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| RIPassion |
here, cooked this up and put it in a little track all for you :P
you can hear all the little drums I picked out in a row at the very beginning ending in a crash. Then you hear a tightly closed hat for 2 measures, then the slightly open techno hat i think you're referring to for 2 measures (for that hat, i used the Oh_cheese sample from the reason soundbank just so you know you have one in your soundbank... i wouldn't normally use the reason soundbank for drums except for maybe a few). Then it's just a simple drum beat, then you hear it in a little track thing.
I'm emailing it to danne_85's email address now, so you can listen when he posts it. |
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| nec |
| Just put some disortion on them if you want to get the techno sound. |
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| RIPassion |
| You still have to pick the right samples, though. You're not getting a nice hi hat out of a snare sample :P |
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| nec |
He's asking about the hats, not cymbals. |
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| Snakebyte |
| quote: | Originally posted by nec
He's asking about the hats, not cymbals. |
Hats are also cymbals...so are crashes, chinas, rides and so on :crazy: |
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