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Post by Rekah » Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:08 pm

i know this threads been done to death but im after some reese samples, ive done a search on doa and here and most of them say why dont you make your own

anyway im after some reese samples but 1s that have been processed, i can make them myself but they dont sound anywhere near as good as some of the samples i have on my old pc (its fucked btw so i cant get them off)

if anyone can help me out id be really greatfull

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Post by amphibian » Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:10 pm

Practise makes perfect ;)

You need to experiment with distortion as imo this is the most important part of a reese (besides the detuned saw waves). It took me about 4-5 attempts at creating one before I started getting it right (and even now I sometimes can't get the sound I want).

In short - i don't have any reese samples for you (hehe), but I really think you should just keep at it. If you're serious about creating bass-heavy music, reeses are a must (at least knowing the techniques used).
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Post by Rekah » Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:13 pm

amphibian wrote:Practise makes perfect ;)

You need to experiment with distortion as imo this is the most important part of a reese (besides the detuned saw waves). It took me about 4-5 attempts at creating one before I started getting it right (and even now I sometimes can't get the sound I want).

In short - i don't have any reese samples for you (hehe), but I really think you should just keep at it. If you're serious about creating bass-heavy music, reeses are a must (at least knowing the techniques used).
im not trying to make a reese, im trying to make something else out of it like stabs etc, so im looking for 1s with lots of mid/high etc different factors, stuff processed on outboard gear the stuff i cant do

cheers for the tips though my reeces could do with some work

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Post by amphibian » Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:15 pm

Rekah wrote:im not trying to make a reese, im trying to make something else out of it like stabs etc, so im looking for 1s with lots of mid/high etc different factors, stuff processed on outboard gear the stuff i cant do

cheers for the tips though my reeces could do with some work
Fair enough - but creating your own + sampling them yourself works just as well :P

I can't stand using samples unless it's a vocal stem I want to use or if I'm remixing. Just me, but I really like creating my own stuff :)
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Post by Rekah » Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:18 pm

amphibian wrote:
Rekah wrote:im not trying to make a reese, im trying to make something else out of it like stabs etc, so im looking for 1s with lots of mid/high etc different factors, stuff processed on outboard gear the stuff i cant do

cheers for the tips though my reeces could do with some work
Fair enough - but creating your own + sampling them yourself works just as well :P

I can't stand using samples unless it's a vocal stem I want to use or if I'm remixing. Just me, but I really like creating my own stuff :)
:lol: i wish i could play you the kind of reese im after thats in my head and then show you mine :lol: you would see why i want some samples

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Post by amphibian » Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:21 pm

Totally understand man - it can be very frustrating. You learn more by just going at it though :)

PS - try dnb/dubstep sample packs from loop/sample sites like producerloops, loopmasters.etc. Their packs always have a few good reese samples :)
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Post by Rekah » Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:23 pm

amphibian wrote:Totally understand man - it can be very frustrating. You learn more by just going at it though :)

PS - try dnb/dubstep sample packs from loop/sample sites like producerloops, loopmasters.etc. Their packs always have a few good reese samples :)
nice 1 im going to have to try and get that old pc working again, so many decent samples on there that i dont have on this

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Post by Depone » Thu Nov 25, 2010 1:40 am

Not only distortion, but weird filters help like comb filters, oscillating on narrow bands. Also things like ring modulators can get some interesting Reece movement.

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Post by serox » Thu Nov 25, 2010 10:07 am

Rekah wrote:i know this threads been done to death but im after some reese samples, ive done a search on doa and here and most of them say why dont you make your own

anyway im after some reese samples but 1s that have been processed, i can make them myself but they dont sound anywhere near as good as some of the samples i have on my old pc (its fucked btw so i cant get them off)

if anyone can help me out id be really greatfull
The best reeses in my opinion are made using hardware. Maybe I am just shit at making them but I hardly ever hear any decent ones in peoples tracks on this forum if I am honest.
Don’t worry about people stealing an idea. If it’s original, you will have to ram it down their throats.

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Post by Rekah » Thu Nov 25, 2010 12:15 pm

serox wrote:
Rekah wrote:i know this threads been done to death but im after some reese samples, ive done a search on doa and here and most of them say why dont you make your own

anyway im after some reese samples but 1s that have been processed, i can make them myself but they dont sound anywhere near as good as some of the samples i have on my old pc (its fucked btw so i cant get them off)

if anyone can help me out id be really greatfull
The best reeses in my opinion are made using hardware. Maybe I am just shit at making them but I hardly ever hear any decent ones in peoples tracks on this forum if I am honest.
exactly mate, thats why im asking for some, i wish i had hardware to make them on

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Post by serox » Thu Nov 25, 2010 1:30 pm

Rekah wrote:
exactly mate, thats why im asking for some, i wish i had hardware to make them on
I would suggest finding a decent 12" with a good reese to sample. Easiest and quickest way. Will give you time to just crack on and be creative and make music.
Don’t worry about people stealing an idea. If it’s original, you will have to ram it down their throats.

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Re: reeses

Post by hasezwei » Thu Nov 25, 2010 1:43 pm

i think we need a reese thread. or, preferrably, a whole reese-wiki.

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Post by deadly_habit » Thu Nov 25, 2010 2:18 pm

sampling reeses, best from hardware
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take the time to up your production chops and skills to learn basic fx chains, modulation, and sound splitting and reassembly like the people you want to sample
reeses aren't exactly rocket science especially with the multitude of threads over on doa and the q&as from the tech step ones, to neuro, to hard
ffs when my comp was busted ages ago i programmed all these patches on my micron using all onboard fx and modulators and a good chunk including the stabs are reese based
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Post by Johnst » Thu Nov 25, 2010 2:34 pm

deadly is right.

but if you really want samples, search for chewie's sample thread. he made a really nice reese on hardware, i'm jealous of it. :)
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Post by Rekah » Thu Nov 25, 2010 2:37 pm

deadly habit wrote:sampling reeses, best from hardware
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take the time to up your production chops and skills to learn basic fx chains, modulation, and sound splitting and reassembly like the people you want to sample
reeses aren't exactly rocket science especially with the multitude of threads over on doa and the q&as from the tech step ones, to neuro, to hard
ffs when my comp was busted ages ago i programmed all these patches on my micron using all onboard fx and modulators and a good chunk including the stabs are reese based
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i wondered how long it would be till you showed up in this thread

basically i dont want to use the reese as a reese i just want to try something using it in a sampler, i could make my own but they wouldnt have the characteristics of the reeses im after

why is everyone so resentful about sharing some reeses, if anyone does fancy upping some ill sort you out with a load of one shots from various drum machines

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Post by Rekah » Thu Nov 25, 2010 2:39 pm

Johnst wrote:deadly is right.

but if you really want samples, search for chewie's sample thread. he made a really nice reese on hardware, i'm jealous of it. :)
that links expired mate, any chance anyone can re-up it?

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Post by JFK » Thu Nov 25, 2010 2:42 pm

Rekah wrote:
Johnst wrote:deadly is right.

but if you really want samples, search for chewie's sample thread. he made a really nice reese on hardware, i'm jealous of it. :)
that links expired mate, any chance anyone can re-up it?
http://www.tentativerecordings.com/samp ... T:REASON)/

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Post by Rekah » Thu Nov 25, 2010 2:44 pm

JFK wrote:
Rekah wrote:
Johnst wrote:deadly is right.

but if you really want samples, search for chewie's sample thread. he made a really nice reese on hardware, i'm jealous of it. :)
that links expired mate, any chance anyone can re-up it?
http://www.tentativerecordings.com/samp ... T:REASON)/
nice one mate :D:

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Post by JFK » Thu Nov 25, 2010 2:45 pm

Rekah wrote:
JFK wrote:
Rekah wrote:
Johnst wrote:deadly is right.

but if you really want samples, search for chewie's sample thread. he made a really nice reese on hardware, i'm jealous of it. :)
that links expired mate, any chance anyone can re-up it?
http://www.tentativerecordings.com/samp ... T:REASON)/
nice one mate :D:
No probs mate. Now where them drum machine samples at? :D

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Post by Rekah » Thu Nov 25, 2010 2:50 pm

JFK wrote:
Rekah wrote:
JFK wrote:
Rekah wrote:
Johnst wrote:deadly is right.

but if you really want samples, search for chewie's sample thread. he made a really nice reese on hardware, i'm jealous of it. :)
that links expired mate, any chance anyone can re-up it?
http://www.tentativerecordings.com/samp ... T:REASON)/
nice one mate :D:
No probs mate. Now where them drum machine samples at? :D
ill upload them now and pm the link to you

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