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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by DrGatineau » Tue Jun 03, 2014 6:37 pm

if u got ne that is.

thanks <3
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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by TaylorNewWalk » Tue Jun 03, 2014 7:14 pm

bennyfroobs wrote:nice one i got some packs with old ukg drum samples if u want em just holla n ill zip / upload
Cheers man :4:

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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by bennyfroobs » Tue Jun 10, 2014 11:31 am

havent forgotten ive just been busy and lazy

comin @ u soon with the following:

- pack of my fave breaks (no amen tho that shits overused)
- some packs i have that contain a couple classic garage drum hits (from some drum machines afiak, im not sure tbh - i think theyre from Legowelt but idk)
- and some random ukg thing i found with some loops n one shots, the loops are fairly crap but some of the one hits are nice

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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by hirszu » Tue Jun 10, 2014 12:45 pm

Cool man! I am looking for some drum sample packs at the moment!

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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by TaylorNewWalk » Sat Nov 01, 2014 11:05 pm

bennyfroobs wrote:havent forgotten ive just been busy and lazy

comin @ u soon with the following:

- pack of my fave breaks (no amen tho that shits overused)
- some packs i have that contain a couple classic garage drum hits (from some drum machines afiak, im not sure tbh - i think theyre from Legowelt but idk)
- and some random ukg thing i found with some loops n one shots, the loops are fairly crap but some of the one hits are nice

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have i missed the upload lol?

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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by legend4ry » Sat Nov 01, 2014 11:29 pm

Have you actually sat down and listened to the drums and broke them down.

Changes :

Kick : 808 or a 909 filtered top end, bit of reverb. Kick on the 1st and 2nd kick on the 2nd beat are pitched a bit above the rest.

Shakers/tambo : quite a simple sound just processed nicely and pitched to avoid monotony.

Snare : sounds like a perc hit, maybe a wood block or a conga hit? PItched down and a normal electronic snare layered. touch of reverb sitting on the mid end.

Percussion : get some good quality perc packs.


Not to take any from the track cause its fucking genius but the drums are just well processed, layered and sequenced with care.
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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by hirszu » Sun Nov 02, 2014 1:37 am

An interesting read, thank you. I would have never managed to analyze a track in this way, I guess I lack years of experience.
legend4ry wrote:Percussion : get some good quality perc packs.
Can you personally recommend any?

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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by test_recordings » Sun Nov 02, 2014 7:35 am

ThisIsSovereign wrote:
bennyfroobs wrote:nice one i got some packs with old ukg drum samples if u want em just holla n ill zip / upload
Yes please :P:.
Yeh do it please, stick it in the free samples thread
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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by legend4ry » Sun Nov 02, 2014 2:29 pm

hirszu wrote:An interesting read, thank you. I would have never managed to analyze a track in this way, I guess I lack years of experience.
legend4ry wrote:Percussion : get some good quality perc packs.
Can you personally recommend any?
http://www.wavealchemy.co.uk/african-rhythms/pid45/

http://www.wavealchemy.co.uk/afro-latin ... -2/pid105/

http://www.wavealchemy.co.uk/afro-latin ... -1/pid104/
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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by fragments » Sun Nov 02, 2014 7:22 pm

There is a great percussion pack on loopmasters called "percussionism" there...gave away one of my trade secrets ;p
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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by hirszu » Sun Nov 02, 2014 8:55 pm

Thanks guys, I usually have no idea where to look for such stuff, this will be useful

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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by legend4ry » Mon Nov 03, 2014 1:27 am

fragments wrote:There is a great percussion pack on loopmasters called "percussionism" there...gave away one of my trade secrets ;p
As did I.

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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by fragments » Mon Nov 03, 2014 3:08 am

legend4ry wrote:
fragments wrote:There is a great percussion pack on loopmasters called "percussionism" there...gave away one of my trade secrets ;p
As did I.

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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by Fastworker » Wed Nov 05, 2014 2:05 pm

Every coki snare is basically a punchy snare pitched down with a sizzle innit (claps). that pshhhhhhhhh
haymaker
demonator
goblin

that sort of sound, just pitch down your sample with some verb.

Mala is a different story though.

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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by DrGatineau » Wed Nov 05, 2014 4:25 pm

would love to hear every snare from Blue Notez isolated. someone should make a pack.
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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by RKM » Wed Nov 05, 2014 10:47 pm

the snare from blue notez is sillly
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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by DrGatineau » Wed Nov 05, 2014 10:53 pm

which snare? lol
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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by RKM » Wed Nov 05, 2014 11:06 pm

haha just gave it another listen yeah there's bare, just that snare+white noise hiss tsphah sound is too much
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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by xtcvsmistycold » Thu Nov 06, 2014 10:31 am

hirszu wrote:An interesting read, thank you. I would have never managed to analyze a track in this way, I guess I lack years of experience.
but do your tracks sound sick?

writing quality music > having the ability to identify 9 snares out of 10

i know people with amazing bits of hardware and loads of audio engineering knowledge whose music sounds like crap
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if you're having fun and enjoying writing music for YOU then fair enuff i cant chat to u but it's just funny how people can get sucked into audio tech and lose sight of the main objective

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Re: Coki/Mala Drum Samples

Post by hirszu » Thu Nov 06, 2014 11:23 am

Man I was just stating that in order to provide such an analysis your ears must be trained over many years... That's all I said, I did not claim this is more important than writing quality music :)

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