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the fidget house sound
Posted: Tue Jun 26, 2007 4:01 pm
by trevelyan
Easy
Does anyone know how Dave Taylor, Jesse Rose, Herve etc get that sound? Cartoonish, bubbly, FAT? Thought maybe its compression technique but just cant see how that would be done...
And does anyone know any boards with production forums for house? I dont want to make house, but they've got some different tricks up their sleeves
Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 2:24 am
by foamo
yeh some tunes have massive sidechain compression (ie black ghosts - face - switch remix) n love the way they fuck with vocals, using em as percussion
love the frequencies in most switch tunes, totally differnet to other house... got nice subbass.. duno how he does it. also cutting up claps from breaks or single hits n layering em seperatly unquantised around where you want it to land to give loose feel... so when you put compression on ur drum bus really makes em snap..
basslines are often whompy envleoped squares or saws in trevor loveys/ speakerjunk tracks... or try soome high saws with fast falling envelope on the pitch for 'herve - see me' style stabs...
jus chatting shit giving u ideas.. u prob already know this, but i love the sound these lot are making..
Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 3:38 am
by decklyn
word. sidechaining is used huge in house, on many different elements. vox->delay. Kick->pad etc.
Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 8:38 am
by trevelyan
sick mate thanks for that
Foamo wrote:cutting up claps from breaks or single hits n layering em seperatly unquantised around where you want it to land to give loose feel... so when you put compression on ur drum bus really makes em snap..
so you mean several claps loosely programmed around the hit, then compressed together?
guess the drums are about being minimal and crisp, but using chunky samples heavily compressed and eq'd in the mid range to fatten them up... must just be a matter of the right samples and the right VSTs?
Re: the fidget house sound
Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 12:34 pm
by salva
Trevelyan wrote:Easy
does anyone know any boards with production forums for house? I
dunno about actualy HOUSE ones but theres one on
http://www.mnml.nl for minimal house/techno which might help.
Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 1:30 pm
by TRG
Fidget House Sample CD Vol.1?

Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 3:21 pm
by xi
must just be a matter of the right samples and the right VSTs?
i think that is genrally the case with all styles

Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 3:24 pm
by forensix (mcr)
Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 11:06 pm
by trevelyan
XI wrote:must just be a matter of the right samples and the right VSTs?
i think that is genrally the case with all styles

lol it is a true story
you know what tho i wouldnt say no to a fidget house sample cd! call me bait but i dont care!
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 9:02 am
by TRG
My fidget...
http://www.myspace.com/dirtysonix
Check Illa, first tune

Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2007 2:03 pm
by pdomino
decklyn wrote:word. sidechaining is used huge in house, on many different elements. vox->delay. Kick->pad etc.
...is huge in music production.

Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2007 8:59 pm
by efa
Re: the fidget house sound
Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 6:41 pm
by the duke
Trevelyan wrote:Easy
Does anyone know how Dave Taylor, Jesse Rose, Herve etc get that sound?
Yes

Re: the fidget house sound
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 1:02 pm
by trevelyan
The Duke wrote:Trevelyan wrote:Easy
Does anyone know how Dave Taylor, Jesse Rose, Herve etc get that sound?
Yes

Do you have any tips?
Re: the fidget house sound
Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 8:03 am
by Ldizzy
bump...
fidget is just about puttin ur claps earlier..
i kid, of course.. but one thing that could help is to work around grooves rather then around progressions... like.. ur loop gots to be tight at first..
and if ur drum isnt wonky enough even if u have used a sample pack we wont name and shit... give compression a try

really... it makes it snap as our friend foamo pointed out
Re:
Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 10:07 am
by Lethargik
foamo wrote:yeh some tunes have massive sidechain compression (ie black ghosts - face - switch remix) n love the way they fuck with vocals, using em as percussion
love the frequencies in most switch tunes, totally differnet to other house... got nice subbass.. duno how he does it. also cutting up claps from breaks or single hits n layering em seperatly unquantised around where you want it to land to give loose feel... so when you put compression on ur drum bus really makes em snap..
basslines are often whompy envleoped squares or saws in trevor loveys/ speakerjunk tracks... or try soome high saws with fast falling envelope on the pitch for 'herve - see me' style stabs...
jus chatting shit giving u ideas.. u prob already know this, but i love the sound these lot are making..
is this the real foamo? if so

and

Re: Re:
Posted: Thu Aug 19, 2010 10:47 am
by Ldizzy
Lethargik wrote:foamo wrote:yeh some tunes have massive sidechain compression (ie black ghosts - face - switch remix) n love the way they fuck with vocals, using em as percussion
love the frequencies in most switch tunes, totally differnet to other house... got nice subbass.. duno how he does it. also cutting up claps from breaks or single hits n layering em seperatly unquantised around where you want it to land to give loose feel... so when you put compression on ur drum bus really makes em snap..
basslines are often whompy envleoped squares or saws in trevor loveys/ speakerjunk tracks... or try soome high saws with fast falling envelope on the pitch for 'herve - see me' style stabs...
jus chatting shit giving u ideas.. u prob already know this, but i love the sound these lot are making..
is this the real foamo? if so

and

borderline gay shit...
... (but i gotta admit...... i love u too man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

)

Re: Re:
Posted: Thu Aug 19, 2010 11:14 am
by Basstronomer
Ldizzy wrote:Lethargik wrote:foamo wrote:yeh some tunes have massive sidechain compression (ie black ghosts - face - switch remix) n love the way they fuck with vocals, using em as percussion
love the frequencies in most switch tunes, totally differnet to other house... got nice subbass.. duno how he does it. also cutting up claps from breaks or single hits n layering em seperatly unquantised around where you want it to land to give loose feel... so when you put compression on ur drum bus really makes em snap..
basslines are often whompy envleoped squares or saws in trevor loveys/ speakerjunk tracks... or try soome high saws with fast falling envelope on the pitch for 'herve - see me' style stabs...
jus chatting shit giving u ideas.. u prob already know this, but i love the sound these lot are making..
is this the real foamo? if so

and

borderline gay shit...
... (but i gotta admit...... i love u too man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

)

hahaha... beecher is a badman
Have to re-watch this show, prison break looks like the care bears family compared to OZ

Re: Re:
Posted: Thu Aug 19, 2010 10:42 pm
by DJ Crackle
Lethargik wrote:foamo wrote:yeh some tunes have massive sidechain compression (ie black ghosts - face - switch remix) n love the way they fuck with vocals, using em as percussion
love the frequencies in most switch tunes, totally differnet to other house... got nice subbass.. duno how he does it. also cutting up claps from breaks or single hits n layering em seperatly unquantised around where you want it to land to give loose feel... so when you put compression on ur drum bus really makes em snap..
basslines are often whompy envleoped squares or saws in trevor loveys/ speakerjunk tracks... or try soome high saws with fast falling envelope on the pitch for 'herve - see me' style stabs...
jus chatting shit giving u ideas.. u prob already know this, but i love the sound these lot are making..
is this the real foamo? if so

and

Yeah that ^^^
Re: the fidget house sound
Posted: Fri Aug 20, 2010 7:58 am
by narcissus
please god, no more fidgit at dupstep nights
