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Simply layering drumsamples doesn't give you the sound you want? Try this technique. Please listen to the recording (see link below) to compare for yourself (preferably on a system with bass/woofer).
NOTE: FREE downloadable (lowpassed) kickdrumsample (SUB.wav) included in the link below, which you can load into your
electribe SX and apply the technique!
THE LINK: http://tinyurl.com/p8bqa3j
NOTE #1: I made the length of the kickdrum extremely long, so you can adjust the length using the decay-param to your liking.
NOTE #2: the basic idea is to send your kickdrum + bassline to one lowpassed bus (e.g. fx3), and compress the other (highpassed) material in the other bus (e.g. fx2)
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By Simply layering drumsamples doesn't give you the sound you want? Try this technique. Please listen to the recording (see link below) to compare for yourself (preferably on a system with bass/woofer).
NOTE: FREE downloadable (lowpassed) kickdrumsample (SUB.wav) included in the link below, which you can load into your
electribe SX and apply the technique!
THE LINK: http://tinyurl.com/p8bqa3j
NOTE #1: I made the length of the kickdrum extremely long, so you can adjust the length using the decay-param to your liking.
NOTE #2: the basic idea is to send your kickdrum + bassline to one lowpassed bus (e.g. fx3), and compress the other (highpassed) material in the other bus (e.g. fx2)