Always best to start with a good source, but all sample packs are designed to be fairly flat, this is probably why the OP is having trouble.NICORISONE wrote:I really think all of this is a waste of time, just get good samples to use.
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- Thu Apr 28, 2011 9:46 pm
- Forum: Production, Hardware & Technical
- Topic: snare Drums sound like shit
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Re: snare Drums sound like shit
- Thu Apr 28, 2011 9:33 pm
- Forum: Production, Hardware & Technical
- Topic: snare Drums sound like shit
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Re: snare Drums sound like shit
NY Compression (aka extreme drum compression ))
Actually, made that bit up - it's called paralel compression. Also,re: moving the snare before the kick, this gives the beat a more urgent feel, moving it slightly after the kick gives a laid-back feel. In house music it's common to put a snare ...
Actually, made that bit up - it's called paralel compression. Also,re: moving the snare before the kick, this gives the beat a more urgent feel, moving it slightly after the kick gives a laid-back feel. In house music it's common to put a snare ...
- Thu Apr 28, 2011 8:49 pm
- Forum: Production, Hardware & Technical
- Topic: snare Drums sound like shit
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Re: snare Drums sound like shit
Ok, new member so here's what I know about snares...
Transients - The secret to snap snares is to use a transient designer to bring out that initial crack, the ear can be fooled into thinking a snare is much louder than it is if you use one.
Gated Reverb - if you send some of your snare to a room ...
Transients - The secret to snap snares is to use a transient designer to bring out that initial crack, the ear can be fooled into thinking a snare is much louder than it is if you use one.
Gated Reverb - if you send some of your snare to a room ...