bass drum under snare?
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bass drum under snare?
do people put their kicks under there snares to give em more 'oompf'?
alternatively you could send your snares to a new buss and put a multiband compressor on it and then select all the bands that you don't want to emphasise and put an infinite reduction on those and then no reduction but makeup gain on the band that you do want to emphasise and then (using phase correction if neccesary) mix it back in with your original signal....
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the freq's r too far apart (kick being 80-100hz lower atleast) to blend well with the upper freq and noise of the snare.. around 180-250 is snare weight scan through ur samples
909 snares and claps r common to be layered underneith as they ahve good weight
it all comes down to the pattern and sound your looking for.. its quite common to have kicks underneith snares in reggae/dub rhythms but its not the weight you will hear in alot of dnb and dubstep
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909 snares and claps r common to be layered underneith as they ahve good weight
it all comes down to the pattern and sound your looking for.. its quite common to have kicks underneith snares in reggae/dub rhythms but its not the weight you will hear in alot of dnb and dubstep
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Re: bass drum under snare?
EQ'ing and layering snares will give 'oomph'.voodoo2 wrote:do people put their kicks under there snares to give em more 'oompf'?
Having a kick under the snare will probably just make you're 'kick drum pattern/rythmn' different (i.e. the two will still sound separate from each other whether layered or not). it's not the way i would try to make a fatter snare.
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