those f...ing snares

[some guy]

how the f do you get those gritty nasty ass snares....
for any program i have all the big 3(reason, cubase and logic)

[Consumer]

old funk breaks.

[omgBruce]

bust it in logic and use the bitcrusher put it to like 8 bits ;)

with reason try make two copies of the snare, one with distortion and one without..and mix them or something :o

shrug :D




:domokun :crazy

[vase]

i once used the sound of my flagulence to make a kick drum. . . eq'd it up around 60hz. and sampled a match stick for the snare. . .

man everytime that kick came in after the snare. . .it was like BOOM!!!

:banana

[kid kryptic]

most interesting technique's you have there Mr. Vase...

[shabda]

Originally posted by some guy
how the f do you get those gritty nasty ass snares....
for any program i have all the big 3(reason, cubase and logic)

some sample cdz meng? what the hell, the same place everyone else does plus a little fx.

[Seneca]

DxxxxxxxxxDxxxxx
xxxxSxxxxxxxSxxx
xxxxxxHxxxxxxxHx

Basic d'n'b drumroll.
D=Drum
S=Snare
H=High hat

Or you can get a premade drumroll off a site put it into a wav editor chop it up and spit it out into a new arrangement.

[posit]

Originally posted by Seneca
DxxxxxxxxxDxxxxx
xxxxSxxxxxxxSxxx
xxxxxxHxxxxxxxHx


OMG!

it's 1998!!!!

[vase]

some sample cdz meng?


i hope not. .. . . .

the art is in the process, not someone elses presold music construction kits.

[shabda]

a true artist will just use sample cds and such to "spice" up the mix not compose it entirely.:spliff
"why do you think alot of "artists" have the same drum brakes?"
it doesnt take a genius. RESPECT

[vase]

i find that alot of "the same" drum breaks, are actually just reconstructed kits. . .,

I am talking about drum hits and percussive sounds rther than loops.

um, what's a true artist. . .shit, I'll never be once if I need to use sample cds to spicin up my tracks

[c3po]

:slayer
try taking your snare sound and running a thick compression on it... set the attack about at the middle and the release and threshold about 1/4 on the setting.

that will make the snare sound tight and big.

also try taking the snare and doubling it making one hard-right and the other hard-left on the stereo mix. that way it doesnt peak out in the mix but sound real fat..... if its in the middle of the mix on a mono channel it sometimes snaps too hard and peaks.

[shabda]

thats what i'm sayin. I dont know maybe you have more than the six years experience I have? My Biggest Pardon! I very seldom take whole loops as given. Alot of the tritons drum kits are one shots of classic "dance breaks" which evolved into alot of the drum n bass breaks.