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It's just a different wobble for a couple of beats. A more subdued one with less midrange grunge. Falls into the same bracket as the more general technique of "emphasize the backbeat by cutting everything out of the downbeat".halifaxer12 wrote:INo, not the kick drum...It's a bass sound. It's with the kick...deadly habit wrote:that would be the kick drum
or a sub pitched down... or ur talkin about the robot sound on top of it.. and there is a sticky for stuff like that..CenturySam wrote:So after having a few laughs at this topic, I decided to go back and cut up one of my older samples to throw it into a quick bass drop.
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Just like everyone said, there is no proper way to do a 'bass drop'. There is a very simple formula for this.
|------ No Bass ------| ---- |----- Bass -----|>>>>> etc.
The intense drop comes from proper song composition. I use FL Studios and first come up with a few quick sounds that I am happy with and than record them into a .wav file. If you want your sound to have a 'racing/climbing' effect up to the drop just add some slide. Resampling is key here and slicing up your recorded .wav file will allow you to manipulate the timing and composition of your 'bass drop' along with the drum beat.
haha, me tooo...Ldizzy wrote:shit dude i totally ignored the song u posted thinking it would be the typical drop..
its either an 808 kick drum
EDIT : ^yeah thx.. just what DH posted