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Kick-drum.. Plz help!
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OIL
Oil
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Posted : Dec 26, 2003 00:34
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Hi
When i have created a kickdrum in soundforge..how should i know if it is heaby enough? Is there any testsoftware i can run it in...??
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Anak
Anakoluth
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Posted : Dec 26, 2003 01:55
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Surrender
IsraTrance Team
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Posted : Dec 26, 2003 03:02
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Pavel
Troll
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Posted : Dec 26, 2003 09:23
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Hey man, you can spare your time and download some kickass drum samples from my site.
 Everyone in the world is doing something without me |
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mexicancactus
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Posted : Dec 26, 2003 11:40
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Setfan mate,
just listen to some professional tracks you like, then compare it with your ears, if it's near the sound your idols produce.
it's all about taste and about your ears.
sincerely, tomas. |
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OIL
Oil
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Posted : Dec 26, 2003 16:35
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thx for all the replies |
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Xaeron
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Posted : Dec 27, 2003 23:52
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infected mushroom have a kickass kickdrum tutorial... using sound forge i think? i did it, made some samples ages ago. forgot exactly what i did though.
i think its just a sinewave that starts out high pitched, then gets lower and lower until reaching a desired frequency. if it sounds too high pitched, apply a lowpass filter.
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Xaeron
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Posted : Dec 27, 2003 23:53
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or do i mean highpass...
arg i am confused 
the thing that cuts out high frequencies  lol |
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