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Probably not an option for you but yesterday I tried runnig the bassdrums throu my studio monitors very loud, an holding a guitar up close, so the magnetic fields from the speakers went straight to the guitar pick-ups. From there it was 3 fuzz's and into a Fender Bassman 50 with 2x15" speakers ...

Give this a try and see if it starts getting you close.

Get a nice kick with a little bit of top end tones to work with, compress and EQ to taste remembering that you're going to add some crunch ontop, so focus on getting the low end nice and phat. Send part of the kick to an FX send, high pass ...

Will give these theories a shot! Cheers. To me, it does kinda have a sound you'd hear from a torn cone, hence the broken speaker thing
Will report back soon!

Please do post a sample, then a lot more people could potentially help you.
I don't know the sound and the musicians so I can't help you, yet...
Sure...should have done so in the first place :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrEfR4dvJmA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIt_Iwcyv24&feature=PlayList ...

...anyone got any theories on how its created. I love the sound but struggle to get it right. Will post some examples if need be but popular with artists like Shed, Dettman, Klock, Function, Sandwell District etc
help?? Cheers

cut the "hit" of the drop into a single beat, reverse this snippet then dub it off into a delay - the longer and more modulation the better. take this delay print and reverse it and paste it back under the mix before the drop as a buildup.


That actually sounds pretty rad, might give that a try ...