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a Vengeance Essential Clubsounds kick drums
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| Azza Robinson |
Hi,
I brought this a while back now but ive listened to drums on other tracks and drums from this and they are good but they dont seem to sound right when i put them in the mix is there a certain degree of eq needed? ive been told not to compress them as they have been compressed already. Also is there a certain area of eq which is applied?
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| DeZmA |
| Never had any problems with them not fitting in the mix, and I don't compress and eq them as well. :confused: (at least nog the separated samples) |
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| Azza Robinson |
| might be these headphones then lol advice to all don't produce on 40 pound headphones lol |
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| retiro |
| I had to edit some of them! |
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| Lokhèn |
| hm, I always edit them.. I always take to different kicks and merge them together with eq and compressing, I think it gives better kicks.. I've never liked the original ones tho.. |
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| Thois |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lokhèn
hm, I always edit them.. I always take to different kicks and merge them together with eq and compressing, I think it gives better kicks.. I've never liked the original ones tho.. |
+1
I use like 2 or 3 Vengeance kicks and layer them, after that I eq them and after that I eq the resulting single kick, perhaps some compression...
I am a perfectionist when it comes to kicks
a good kick can make the differance, don't underestimate its power |
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| Jason_R |
| quote: | Originally posted by Thois
+1
I use like 2 or 3 Vengeance kicks and layer them, after that I eq them and after that I eq the resulting single kick, perhaps some compression...
I am a perfectionist when it comes to kicks
a good kick can make the differance, don't underestimate its power |
+1 This is a the best way to use them by far.
With the amount of kicks avalible your not going to run out of options. Also I compress the kick after EQ. ( the finnished kick not all 3 samples ) |
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