vogon wrote: Just slow an 808 cowbell down an octave or 2 in any sampler then lowpass a fair amount so it sounds nice and subby

Do you mind uploading an audio example of this I've tried doing this in my DAW but i cant seem to get it to sound like teklifes.

For those who want even more background heres a really nice interview with Spinn and Rashad

I use ableton as my DAW and I have tried the change speed option on audacity but it just sounds like a growl. :/

Thanks this place is pretty cool!

Damn so i probably cant get that sound unless i have an MPC, oh well I'm sure a sub bass can replace the sound anyways.

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Im pretty sure they are using the 808 cowbell sample? and not just any old cowbell


Yeah I assume its an 808 cowbell but I'm wondering how they get it to sound like the 'humm' Clent says its a slowed down cowbell. But like I said In the previous post I've tried slowing the cowbell down with ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=FkvuvGFHThQ


https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Td7TkdZWgng#t=267

In the first video @ 2:00 Clent talks about a 'slowed down cowbell'
Then @ 3:00 he pitches up and down


In the second video of Manny you can hear it ...