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CE9958 wrote:It sounds like a click not a kick :/

i hear it with LOTS of low end tho

Macbook speakers

CE9958 wrote: Macbook speakers

ouch bro. i suggest ya get yourself some monitors or at least some good production headphones. your tunes deserve it! if you need any help picking some out shoot me a pm. iv done quite a bit of research on headphones for a long time over on head-fi.org and such. i could give you some good options to pick from based on your price range/needs.

and i also can try to push ultrasone 900's on you, because they're BOMB! haha

Hahaha my man... do you really think I could make the song in my signature on Macbook speakers?! I just meant at the moment of listening I was on my macbook! lol I actually have Mackie HR824mk2 monitors! And a pair of Sennheiser HD650's for the road!

Thanks for lookin out though

i have a friend who makes the illest music with ONE shitty ass logitec tweeter

Ldizzy wrote:i have a friend who makes the illest music with ONE shitty ass logitec tweeter

What a G

I usually spend far too long on my drumtracks and i'm still rarely satisfied with the results because i've been playing drums for nearly 15 years now (since i was 8 years old) and as a result i get really anal about my drumtracks when i'm doing electronic stuff... that's probably the main reason i hardly ever finish any tunes

Still though, pretty pleased with how they turned out in this one i did with my friend, skittery hi-hats and a nice clap/snare thing

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made the drumtrack just by cutting up various loops and hits and then reorganising them, nothing complicated really

particle-jim wrote:I usually spend far too long on my drumtracks and i'm still rarely satisfied with the results because i've been playing drums for nearly 15 years now (since i was 8 years old) and as a result i get really anal about my drumtracks when i'm doing electronic stuff... that's probably the main reason i hardly ever finish any tunes

Still though, pretty pleased with how they turned out in this one i did with my friend, skittery hi-hats and a nice clap/snare thing

Soundcloud

made the drumtrack just by cutting up various loops and hits and then reorganising them, nothing complicated really

Ever thought about getting an electronic drum set and hooking up the midi to a drum sampler? If that's possible anyway

particle-jim wrote:I usually spend far too long on my drumtracks and i'm still rarely satisfied with the results because i've been playing drums for nearly 15 years now (since i was 8 years old) and as a result i get really anal about my drumtracks when i'm doing electronic stuff... that's probably the main reason i hardly ever finish any tunes

Still though, pretty pleased with how they turned out in this one i did with my friend, skittery hi-hats and a nice clap/snare thing

Soundcloud

made the drumtrack just by cutting up various loops and hits and then reorganising them, nothing complicated really

Really nice tune man! Sub seems a bit overpowering at times though. Really liking the drums as well.

jrisreal wrote:

particle-jim wrote:I usually spend far too long on my drumtracks and i'm still rarely satisfied with the results because i've been playing drums for nearly 15 years now (since i was 8 years old) and as a result i get really anal about my drumtracks when i'm doing electronic stuff... that's probably the main reason i hardly ever finish any tunes

Still though, pretty pleased with how they turned out in this one i did with my friend, skittery hi-hats and a nice clap/snare thing

Soundcloud

made the drumtrack just by cutting up various loops and hits and then reorganising them, nothing complicated really

Ever thought about getting an electronic drum set and hooking up the midi to a drum sampler? If that's possible anyway

it's absolutely possible!
depending on how swiftly your CPU is running and your buffer size, you might have to record the MIDI while monitoring with one of the stock Electronic Drum set sound banks..
then after its recorded, you could route the MIDI channel to whatever sampler you want
I've done this with Kontakt years ago.... have since sold the electronic drum kit

jrisreal wrote:

particle-jim wrote:I usually spend far too long on my drumtracks and i'm still rarely satisfied with the results because i've been playing drums for nearly 15 years now (since i was 8 years old) and as a result i get really anal about my drumtracks when i'm doing electronic stuff... that's probably the main reason i hardly ever finish any tunes

Still though, pretty pleased with how they turned out in this one i did with my friend, skittery hi-hats and a nice clap/snare thing

Soundcloud

made the drumtrack just by cutting up various loops and hits and then reorganising them, nothing complicated really

Ever thought about getting an electronic drum set and hooking up the midi to a drum sampler? If that's possible anyway

i could, but i wouldn't want to as i have a finer degree of control programming the drums rather than playing them in live

A lot of vengeance sounding drums and loads with no dynamics at all:/

I think it helps to gel drums together when you process them/some together otherwise they sound like random hits from different folders. They might sound 'banging' on their own but they dont go with that other banging hit imo.

serox wrote:A lot of vengeance sounding drums and loads with no dynamics at all:/

I think it helps to gel drums together when you process them/some together otherwise they sound like random hits from different folders. They might sound 'banging' on their own but they dont go with that other banging hit imo.

who are you directing that at?

particle-jim wrote: who are you directing that at?

No one in particular. I assume people in this thread are into that American sound, ie Shrilex and Brostep.

This thread has some talk about drums also.

http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=178990

If they're into Brostep then doing the drums the way you said is technically the right way to go. Thats what the drums sound like in Brostep. Non-Dynamic explosions that are ready to tear the world in half lol. Its all part of the game.

CE9958 wrote:If they're into Brostep then doing the drums the way you said is technically the right way to go. Thats what the drums sound like in Brostep. Non-Dynamic explosions that are ready to tear the world in half lol. Its all part of the game.

Each to their own

Exactly!

Here's some 87 BPM drums.

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nice^^^

nice^^^
re: dsf keeps glitching and making me post twice