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Posted : Jul 25, 2009 21:50
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On 2009-07-25 16:41, Milosh wrote:
I think thet the problem is to some compressor. I had a same problem after the break here comes the kick thet sounds very LOUD like BOOM LOUD and then second kick and everything else is ok. Just check some of your comressors.
Or you can try puting like 2 bass nots befor first kick.
KBBBKBBB-fade out- silence - BB-KBBB.....
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this is done by too much release of the compressor. in this case the gain-reduction is not fast enough back on -0db from the first kick to the next kick. you will hear all kicks gain-reduced but not the first one after a break but is not easy to beeing recognized when the parameters are beeing setup in a loop (where is no break).
overwatch your release with watching the gain-reduction needle, it should pump in the rythm of the bmp and should be faster on zero before the secong kick is going to hit.
anyway i think the point of the OP is something completely without compression - i never felt back with this. but in this case i would change the arrangement, and bring something less after the break and build the track up again.
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