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Space-Kraft
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Posted : May 17, 2003 16:38
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I already read the previous topics... where people say to use soundforge or stomper...
well I used soundforge, got some good kicks BUT they all sound a bit to bassey if you know what I mean, and the stomper I can't get a very good kick from it even when I compress it and eq.
Could someone please help be out here?
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Arie Molecular
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Posted : May 17, 2003 16:43
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try to open an EQ plug-in and reduce the low freq's (somewhere arround 30Hz-60Hz and lower). even try to rais the EQ arround the mid-hight freq's, it could help it to be more punchy, and then compress it.
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medir
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Posted : May 17, 2003 20:47
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u can adchive good results with sf...
...with bassy u mean not punchy enough or what ?
--> more use of pitch bend, short attacks
--> and then like arie wrote..=(-; exspecially removing the low ones is important if u like to play deep basslines.
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