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How to make drums like Guy Gerber
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| AmongtheSavages |
| Anyone know how to make drum loops like Guy Gerber. Anyone know what types of percussion samples he uses and how he gets the lofi sound? |
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| Eric J |
| quote: | Originally posted by AmongtheSavages
Anyone know what types of percussion samples he uses
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Vengeance, XFER.
| quote: | Originally posted by AmongtheSavages
and how he gets the lofi sound? |
Bitcrushers. |
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| AmongtheSavages |
| thanks. is bitcrusher the same effect as 'Redux' in ableton? |
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| evo8 |
Probably my favourite producer at the moment - incredible tracks with brilliant production
cant say ive noticed bit-crushing in any of his tracks, maybe i need to listen closer |
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| DJ RANN |
| quote: | Originally posted by evo8
Probably my favourite producer at the moment - incredible tracks with brilliant production
cant say ive noticed bit-crushing in any of his tracks, maybe i need to listen closer |
I was thinking the same thing about the bit crushing? |
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| s_t |
I m not sure how the typical guy gerber drums sounds like. May have to listen later to one of his songs.
But I tried last summer a lot of the bitcusher / distortion plug-ins which are available on the market.
I finally stay with those:
Crysonic - nxtasy ( I use that one always for my drums, percussion and sometimes also for kicks - a friend told me about it as he achieved great sounds on percussion too)
Audio Damage - Kombinat Always on my Subs / Basslines etc. Sometimes for the "harder tribal-drum-percussion"- I just love it...
I m not sure whether you can get any of the sounds you are looking for with those plug-ins. But in my opinion those plug-ins are really fantastic and if you are looking for distortion vsts you should definitely try them out! |
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| david.michael |
| Personally, I responded directly to the question about "lo-fi" sounds without really listening to any of Guy Gerber's stuff to reference... so I probably should make that clear. |
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