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Looking for bark samples, like the ones used in Noisia's Diplodocus. If you aren't sure what I'm referring to, it's when a hi hat is hit and then closed, and it sounds really awesome. I know I'll get some "Use Google" "suggestions", but if I found some quality (free) bark samples from Google myself, I wouldn't be asking here. So, any help is welcomed and hopefully provided.

There are some in the City Nights sample CD from a computer music issue I believe in case you own it

I wish. I've been considering subscribing to CM for a few weeks now, but haven't gotten around to it.

Edit: For about the last 10-20 minutes though, I've been messing around to see if I could just recreate a bark, but to me it seems like I could just a reversed version of a hi hat about 1/32 after the initial hi-hat to recreate it, but so far, that's not working out well.

Try using amp and filter envelopes as well.

OllieScott wrote:http://www.boomlibrary.com/boomlibrary/products/dogs

The demo song on that page is priceless.

OllieScott wrote:http://www.boomlibrary.com/boomlibrary/products/dogs

If acoustic hi-hats sounded like that, I'd buy an acoustic set myself.

OllieScott wrote:http://www.boomlibrary.com/boomlibrary/products/dogs

I wonder how much they paid DMX to do this

Genevieve wrote:

OllieScott wrote:http://www.boomlibrary.com/boomlibrary/products/dogs

I wonder how much they paid DMX to do this

Fuck you, I just burst out laughing on the bus.

If you use ableton, there are copious amounts of real samples in the drum racks. and most of them are already mapped to choke the other when played.