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piku303
adressed mainly to you guys who have more experience with trance production and possibly are signed... where do you get your kick drums from? what do you guys usually do. use a premade kick? layer a few kicks? or create your own using drum synthesis programs. and yes i know of vengeace club sounds. im just interested to know how many "up there" producers are making or buying their kicks.
Chronosis
All the methods you mentioned are used.
TaylorR
can sample them from other tracks. guess that falls under the 'pre made' category
DJ KaRiM NeT
even the biggest names use samples , save the time for making other sounds :)
Storyteller
I slam on my woofer with my fist and record it.
ASFSE
http://youtube.com/watch?v=zoc9vUlu-BE
piku303
thats pretty funny right there. ok so im aware most of the big names use premade samples...but from where? i know not everybody is using vengeance,especially not the big names.
Mr.Mystery
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Originally posted by piku303
i know not everybody is using vengeance,especially not the big names.

Heh, you'd be surprised...

The internet is filled with samples, you don't even need to look very hard if you want to find some.
piku303
i know! ive got a ton. most are really low quaility though. i love crystal clear kicks though so it sucks. maybe i just need to make my own. what are some good programs or au's you guys would recomend for macs. a lot of what ive found is for pc. ultrabeat in logic is pretty cool but the kicks seem a bit bland. id like to find a dedicated drum creation program.
Dj Nacht
Well a kick can be synthesised with pretty much any Synth that has an envelope with attack and decay and a sine wave. I prefer to used a program like Drumazon to get my basic 909 kick with a bit of parameter tweaking. After that well I synthesise another kick with something like Waldorf attack and well I mess around with em untill it sounds right for my track. Ever since I learned how to use a synth ive never touched any of my sample cds such as vengeance minimal house. Dont forget to also compress the kick to give it more of a punch but dont overdo it. I don't think a kick from a sample cd needs compressing though since I figure its already compressed too impress you so you can buy it? I still dont add reverb to my kicks yet since I dont fully understand the effect it is supposed to give to a kick. Also roll off any frequencies under 40hz from your final kick and it should punch through the mix a bit more.

palm
most of my recent tracks are made with one 808 sample mixed with a 909 sample, pitched right and with the right envelope, compression, eq etc it gets pretty nice imo.
dj_alfi
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Originally posted by ASFSE
http://youtube.com/watch?v=zoc9vUlu-BE


oh blimey, seems that i have developed psychic powers.. how else would i know what the clip was before i opened the link?
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